Постановление Европейского суда по правам человека от 30.09.2010 «Дело Пахомов (Pakhomov) против России» [англ.]

...; an individual in respect of whom such a decision has been issued, is informed in writing about the decision taken."
Section 10. Mandatory examinations and treatment of persons suffering from tuberculosis
"2. Individuals suffering from contagious forms of tuberculosis who... intentionally avoid medical examinations aimed at detection of tuberculosis or avoid treating it, should be admitted, by a court decision, to specialised medical anti-tuberculosis establishments for mandatory examinations and treatment."
Section 12. Rights of individuals... suffering from tuberculosis
"2. Individuals admitted to medical anti-tuberculosis facilities for examinations and (or) treatment, have a right to:
receive information from the administration of the medical anti-tuberculosis facilities on the progress of treatment, examinations...
have meetings with lawyers and clergy in private;
take part in religious ceremonies, if they do not have a damaging impact on the state of their health;
continue their education...
3. Individuals... suffering from tuberculosis have other rights provided for by the laws of the Russian Federation on health care..."
Section 13. Obligations of individuals... suffering from tuberculosis
"Individuals... suffering from tuberculosis must;
submit to medical procedures authorised by medical personnel;
comply with the internal regulations of medical anti-tuberculosis facilities when they stay at those facilities;
comply with sanitary and hygiene conditions established for public places when persons suffering from tuberculosis [visit them]."
Section 14. Social support for individuals... suffering from tuberculosis
"4. Individuals... suffering from tuberculosis should be provided with medication free of charge for out-patient treatment of tuberculosis by federal specialised medical facilities in compliance with the procedure established by the Government of the Russian Federation..."

2. Regulation on Medical Assistance to Detainees

33. Russian law gives detailed guidelines for provision of medical assistance to detained individuals. These guidelines, found in the joint Decree of the Ministry of Health and Social Development and the Ministry of Justice No. 640/190 on Organisation of Medical Assistance to Individuals Serving Sentences or Detained ("the Regulation"), enacted on 17 October 2005, are applicable without exception to all detainees. In particular, section III of the Regulation sets out the procedure for initial steps to be taken by medical personnel of a detention facility on admission of a detainee. On arrival at a temporary detention facility all detainees should be subjected to preliminary medical examination before they are placed in cells shared by other inmates. The examination is performed with the aim of identifying individuals suffering from contagious diseases and those in need of urgent medical assistance. Particular attention should be paid to individuals suffering from contagious conditions. No later than three days after the detainee's arrival at the detention facility he should receive an in-depth medical examination, including X-ray. During the in-depth examination a prison doctor should record the detainee's complaints, study his medical and personal history, record injuries if present, and recent tattoos and schedule additional medical procedures, if necessary. A prison doctor should also authorise laboratory analyses to identify sexually transmitted diseases, HIV, tuberculosis and other illnesses.
34. Subsequent medical examinations of detainees are performed at least twice a year or on detainees' complaints. If a detainee's state of health has deteriorated, medical examinations and assistance should be provided by medical personnel of the detention facility. In su

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