- 48 d. information to prisoners 112. Discussions with inmates suggested that prisoners did not receive information on the establishment's day-to-day rules upon their arrival. This state of affairs made the situation particularly difficult for prisoners of foreign origin who did not speak Greek. The CPT recommends that all newly-admitted prisoners be supplied with information on the regime in force in the establishment and on their rights and duties, in a language which they understand (cf. CPT/Inf 2001 (18), part I, paragraph 190); copies of the Prison Law should also be readily available for consultation by prisoners.