As delineated in the Sindh Prisons & Corrections Service Act of 2019, Rule No. 771, governs the privileges afforded to prisoners within correctional facilities, subject to the overarching principles of security and discipline. During their confinement, prisoners are entitled to a comprehensive range of privileges aimed at upholding their dignity and facilitating their rehabilitation into society upon release. These privileges encompass various aspects of daily life, including access to educational resources such as libraries, opportunities for familial connection through visits and correspondence via audio and video calls, and the receipt and sending of letters. Additionally, prisoners are afforded avenues for personal development and recreation, with provisions for engaging in musical programs, indoor and outdoor games, and leisurely walks. Furthermore, prisoners are permitted to possess personal grooming items and furniture within their cells, alongside amenities such as electric kettles, microwave ovens, and even musical instruments. They may also access electronic entertainment and learning devices, including LED/LCD televisions. The privileges extend to communal activities, involvement in social endeavors, and the option to receive food from private sources or prepare their meals within the prison premises. Moreover, the regulations provide for authorized absences for specific reasons, excluding medical grounds or attendance at funeral ceremonies. Any further privileges deemed necessary for the well-being and rehabilitation of prisoners are prescribed under the regulations, ensuring the equitable treatment and humane conditions of incarceration. Rule No. 771 of the SP&CS Rules, 2019 is reproduced hereunder