I consider sleep deprivation,
Being woken up occasionally, rather than continuously, is not sleep deprivation. Anders himself admits it's out of concern for his health and not malice:
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"There is a hatch check every 30-60 minutes – 24 hours a day. AT night I occasionally wake up from having a flashlight shone into my face. It has also happened that they have woken me up if I've been sleeping without moving. It is known that they are not doing this for sadistic reasons, but to make sure that the prisoner hasn't committed suicide."
being forced to wear three layers of clothes because your cell is unheated,
Oslo is at or near freezing at night. I really doubt the cell is actually unheated, or he wouldn't be spending the night there even in three layers (a shirt, sweater and jacket in this case) without some obvious health problems.
Also, he refused a sweater because
the one they brought was too nice for him.
There are regularly problems when I ask for one of these garments. For some reason they often bring me a Lacoste sweater of the sort I use for special occasions. Despite the fact that I've pointed out several times that I don't want one of those, since they are quite valuable and should be spared a high degree of wear (...) I have therefore on several occasions wound up spending 1-2 days freezing until I manage to 'nag' my way into getting a prison officer to go into the storage area and fetch one of the correct jacket-sweaters."
frequent random strip searches, and having your wrists regularly slashed by your handcuffs to be torture.
The only point I'll concede is that maybe Norway prisons could have less shitty handcuffs, but come the fuck on. The man has killed 69 people, in person, premeditated, and is proud of it.
He is just a little bit dangerous. I'd be far more outraged if the COs there
didn't take the necessary precautions to make sure that Anders never got his hands on anything sharper than a marshmallow.
Do you not?
So, no, I do not.