A 1999 report by Human Rights Watch raised concerns over conditions in Red Onion. In 2001, Amnesty International released another report citing human rights violations at Red Onion. He is currently serving his sentence at Red Onion State Prison. The primary agricultural damages were to plantain, banana, tomato and red onion crops. It is most commonly a combination of green peppers, red onion and spicy beef. It is a combination of Thai eggplant, fish meat, red onion, chili, and Thai herbs. More than two-thirds of prisoners at Red Onion are held in solitary confinement, or "segregation". The prisoners at Red Onion are disproportionately black compared to the overall Virginia population. Red Onion officials stated that the hunger strike ended within a week. Red onion skins are also used by Navajo dyers to produce green. Those sons included Red Onion, Pull the Trigger, and Fender Bender. Red Onion is the home of surviving "Beltway sniper" Lee Boyd Malvo. The red onion of Tropea is considered one of the excellent products of the region. Red Onion is one of six new prisons built in Virginia between 1995 and 2000.