A/HRC/43/61 (k) End the policy of prohibiting or severely limiting women’s attendance at public sporting events, and bring both laws and policies protecting women’s rights into compliance with international standards; (l) Immediately release all dual and foreign nationals arbitrarily detained. 69. The Special Rapporteur recommends that sanctions-imposing countries take all measures necessary to ensure that sanctions do not undermine human rights, including by ensuring that humanitarian and procedural safeguards and exemptions are in place to prevent their harmful impact on the enjoyment of human rights. B. Conditions of detention 70. The Special Rapporteur recommends that the Government, the judiciary and the parliament, as appropriate: (a) Ensure that medical care is urgently provided to those individuals in detention who need it, in light of the imminent threat to life or serious deterioration of their health, and that all individuals in custody receive adequate, prompt and regular health care, including specialist care as needed, on the basis of their informed consent; (b) Ensure that all detained individuals receive adequate health care, without discrimination on grounds of political or legal situation, ethnicity, religion, political opinion, gender, sexual orientation or other status; (c) Ensure that all prisoners requiring specialist or any other treatment not available within prison are transferred free of cost to specialized institutions or outside hospitals to receive such treatment and that they remain in those institutions or hospitals for as long as the treatment is deemed necessary by specialist doctors; (d) End the unlawful practice of requiring prisoners to pay for medical treatment, which violates both international and Iranian law; (e) Ensure that medical decisions that relate to ongoing care and observation of the prisoners outside prison and the necessity of their release on medical grounds are only taken by the relevant, responsible health-care professionals; (f) Adopt regulations restricting the use of restraints in accordance with international laws and standards, including by ensuring that restraints are never used in a degrading, humiliating or painful manner or as a form of punishment and that they are used only when strictly necessary; (g) Ensure that medical care for detainees is never made conditional upon their making confessions and that officials who deny medical care to prisoners and detainees or who withhold medication as a form of coercion, as punishment or to elicit confessions are punished; (h) Pass the parliamentary bill introduced in September 2019 aimed at ending the recording and broadcasting of confessions on State-funded media prior to trial and ensure punishments for those involved in recording and broadcasting such confessions; (i) Pending its abolishment, ensure that solitary confinement is used only in exceptional cases, as a last resort and for as short a time as possible, following authorization by a competent authority and subject to independent review; (j) Make substantial investments in all prisons to reduce overcrowding, provide adequate sleeping facilities to prisoners and ensure that the essential personal hygiene of prisoners is maintained; (k) Ensure that prisoners are provided with food of appropriate nutritional value, quantity and quality and that drinking water is made readily available to all prisoners; (l) 20 Ensure furlough and family visitation rights to all prisoners;