text: Chapter 3
  * Adequate food, drinking water, shelter, and clothing;
  * Reasonable access to the open air, reasonable educational and intellectual activities, and
  appropriate contacts with the outside world (including, where practicable, exchange of letters,
  phone calls, and video teleconferences with immediate family or next of kind, as well as family
  visits);
  * Safeguards to protect health and hygiene, and protections against the rigors of the climate and
  dangers of military activities;
  * Appropriate medical care and attention required by the detainee’s condition, to the extent
  practicable;
  * Free exercise of religion, consistent with the requirements of detention;
  * Reasonable access to qualified interpreters and translators, where applicable and practicable;
  * Respect for each as a human being without any adverse distinction founded on race, color, religion
  or faith, political or other opinion, national or social origin, sex, birth, or wealth, or other similar
  criteria;
  * Protection against threats or acts of violence, including rape, forced prostitution, assault, theft,
  public curiosity, bodily injury, reprisals, torture, and cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment or
  punishment; and
  * Prohibition on being subject to medical or scientific experiments or to sensory deprivation
  intended to inflict suffering or serve as punishment (DODD 2310.01E).
  3-6. Detainees must not be subject to criminal punishment without a fair trial and other important criminal
  procedural protections (see DOD Law of War Manual, 8.16).
  3-7. Detainees must be removed as soon as practicable from the point of capture and transported to a
  detainee collection point, temporary holding area, or DOD detention facility. Detainees not released or
  transferred from DOD custody or control from the detainee collection point or holding area will be
  transported to a DOD detention facility in a secure location within 14 days of capture, barring exceptional
  circumstances. Detainees will be promptly informed of the reasons for their detention in a language that they
  understand. Detainees will remain at a DOD detention facility until their release or transfer from DOD
  custody or control (DODD 2310.01E).
  3-8. Under DOD policy, detainees will receive certain procedural protections.
  3-9. Detainees will be registered, and property in their possession will be inventoried. Records of their
  detention and such property will be maintained according to applicable law, regulation, policy, and other
  issuances. All detainee records will be maintained and safeguarded. Detainees will be assigned an Internment
  Serial Number (ISN) normally within 14 days after their capture by, or transfer to, the custody or control of
  DOD personnel, barring exceptional circumstances.
  3-10. The ICRC will be promptly notified of all ISN assignments. The ICRC will be given access to all
  DOD detention facilities and the detainees housed therein, subject to reasons of imperative military necessity
  (DODD 2310.01E).
  3-11. Alleged detainee abuse must be reported in accordance with DOD policies (see DODD 2310.01E;
  DODD 2311.01E; DODD 3115.09).
  3-12. DOD personnel will review periodically the detention of all individuals in DOD custody or control
  who do not receive the protections afforded POWs. Such reviews may include: (1) preliminary assessments
  of the detainee’s status and threat; (2) formal determinations of the lawfulness and continued necessity of
  detention; and (3) determination of the status of unprivileged belligerents held in long-term detention,
  presided over by a military judge (DODD 2310.01E, para. 3i).
  3-13. DOD personnel, including DOD contractors, must not accept the transfer of a detainee from another
  U.S. Government department or agency, coalition forces, multinational partner personnel, or other personnel
  not affiliated with the DOD or the U.S. Government, except in accordance with applicable law, regulation,
  policy, and other issuances. (DODD 2310E, para. 3e). No detainee may be released or transferred from the
  care, custody, or control of a DOD component except in accordance with applicable law, regulation, policy,
  and other issuances (DODD 2310.01E, para. 3m).