In most developed countries, keeping prisoners in prison is considered quite acceptable, compared to how it was many years ago. However, the media to this day continue to argue about the need to protect the rights of prisoners, and soften the rules and restrictions in places of detention.
Why is this happening?
If we consider European prisons, then even a long stay in them is more like a vacation in a sanatorium. High-quality food, separate rooms, and full provision from the state allow prisoners to feel quite comfortable, and even receive a decent salary for short physical labor. However, in some countries the situation is quite different. One of the most terrible prisons in the world is "Carandiru" in Brazil.
In addition to the harsh conditions and the absolute lack of rights of prisoners, they are not even provided with medical care, which has a very negative impact on the state of people's health. There are about 8,000 prisoners in the prison, who are vigilantly monitored 24 hours a day by a staff of severe security, working in 4 shifts.
Of course, she does not stand on ceremony with the prisoners, and sometimes even unnecessarily use cruel educational methods, as a warning to the rest. It is not much easier for prisoners from the prison "ADC Florence", in the US state of Colorado.
The prisoners spend only 9 hours a week in the fresh air, the rest of the time they are strictly forbidden to leave the cell. There are no windows in them, and the lighting leaves much to be desired, so a huge number of prisoners spend about 22 hours a day in a confined space. At the same time, they are completely isolated from each other, and they are forbidden to communicate even during a walk.
The slightest attempts to circumvent at least one of the prohibitions are punished on the spot, and the prisoners have no chance of early release. In third place in the list of the most terrible prisons is the Parisian "La sante". It recorded the largest number of deaths in recent years.
This information became known thanks to the revelations of a doctor working in this prison. Veronica Vasser admitted that she herself feels sorry for the prisoners, because even despite the severity of their misdeeds, their life is too hard.
Only 2 times a week they are allowed to take a shower, and poor food makes people actually starve. At the same time, the number of people per cell is prohibitively large, which is the reason for the anger of cellmates and numerous epidemics. For disobedience, in addition to the punishment cell, prisoners are deprived not only of food, but also of water, depriving them of the slightest desire to resist.
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