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Violence in the home: battered women in France
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Violence in the home: battered women in France
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Violence in the home: battered women in France
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Violence in the home: battered women in France
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Violence in the home: battered women in France
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Violence in the home: battered women in France
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Violence in the home: battered women in France
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Violence in the home: battered women in France
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Advertising panel. Austin, USA.
The message urges people to become involved in delinquency prevention and to offer their services as mentors for young people.
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Advertising panel. Austin, USA.
The message urges people to become involved in delinquency prevention and to offer their services as mentors for young people.
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McLennan Juvenile Correctional Facility, Texas, USA.
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McLennan Juvenile Correctional Facility, Texas, USA.
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Black Canyon School, Arizona, USA.
Video surveillance of solitary confinement cells where young inmates can be held for a week. They are placed there if they display aggressive behavior to either staff or inmates, and also if they attempt suicide.
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2928
USA
Black Canyon School, Arizona, USA.
Video surveillance of solitary confinement cells where young inmates can be held for a week. They are placed there if they display aggressive behavior to either staff or inmates, and also if they attempt suicide.
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2927
USA
Preston Youth Correctional Facility, USA.
The daily recreation cage for the most dangerous prisoners. They are divided into ethnic groups: Hispanics, Afro-Americans, Asians and Caucasians. They are also sorted according to gangs. Tension and violence are palpable, with verbal outbursts, swearing and insults screamed from one cage to the next.
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USA
Preston Youth Correctional Facility, USA.
The daily recreation cage for the most dangerous prisoners. They are divided into ethnic groups: Hispanics, Afro-Americans, Asians and Caucasians. They are also sorted according to gangs. Tension and violence are palpable, with verbal outbursts, swearing and insults screamed from one cage to the next.
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2926
USA
Delta Boot Camp, Katy, Texas, USA.
A solitary confinement cell where they can be kept for days. According to the guards, this boy had “psychological problems” and had to be kept in solitary confinement for his own safety. Inmates are under surveillance 24 hours a day; there are rounds by guards, video screens to monitor them and straight-jackets.
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2926
USA
Delta Boot Camp, Katy, Texas, USA.
A solitary confinement cell where they can be kept for days. According to the guards, this boy had “psychological problems” and had to be kept in solitary confinement for his own safety. Inmates are under surveillance 24 hours a day; there are rounds by guards, video screens to monitor them and straight-jackets.
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2925
USA
Gonzalez Boot Camp, Malibu, California, USA.
Every morning after breakfast, the dormitory has to be cleaned and their gear folded up and put away with military-style precision. They are constantly under video-surveillance and watched by guards. While waiting for classes, they have to lie on their beds, with their heads as far apart as possible as they are not allowed to talk. The guard inspects the dormitory and punishment is handed out for any failure to comply with the rules.
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2925
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Gonzalez Boot Camp, Malibu, California, USA.
Every morning after breakfast, the dormitory has to be cleaned and their gear folded up and put away with military-style precision. They are constantly under video-surveillance and watched by guards. While waiting for classes, they have to lie on their beds, with their heads as far apart as possible as they are not allowed to talk. The guard inspects the dormitory and punishment is handed out for any failure to comply with the rules.
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South Texas Boot Camp, San Benito, USA.
Three cadet girls doing press-ups. This is the punishment for unacceptable behavior. They are supervised by a Drill Instructor who got her training in the war in Iraq.
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2924
USA
South Texas Boot Camp, San Benito, USA.
Three cadet girls doing press-ups. This is the punishment for unacceptable behavior. They are supervised by a Drill Instructor who got her training in the war in Iraq.
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USA
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2923
USA
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USA
South Texas Boot Camp, San Benito, USA.
Stage 1 in the admission process: another camp, but the same method. A boy is kept in a room alone with three “instructors” for just over an hour; they explain the rules at the boot camp and the basics of military marching. They scream a lot and provoke him to see if he’ll react. He must be docile and obedient, and the slightest slip is punished with a series of press-ups. They take it in turns, physically exhausted; some are drenched in sweat and go off to change their clothes as fast as they can. The admission process will continue the next day, starting with military exercises at 5.30am.
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2922
USA
South Texas Boot Camp, San Benito, USA.
Stage 1 in the admission process: another camp, but the same method. A boy is kept in a room alone with three “instructors” for just over an hour; they explain the rules at the boot camp and the basics of military marching. They scream a lot and provoke him to see if he’ll react. He must be docile and obedient, and the slightest slip is punished with a series of press-ups. They take it in turns, physically exhausted; some are drenched in sweat and go off to change their clothes as fast as they can. The admission process will continue the next day, starting with military exercises at 5.30am.
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2921
USA
South Texas Boot Camp, San Benito, USA.
Stage 1 in the admission process: another camp, but the same method. A boy is kept in a room alone with three “instructors” for just over an hour; they explain the rules at the boot camp and the basics of military marching. They scream a lot and provoke him to see if he’ll react. He must be docile and obedient, and the slightest slip is punished with a series of press-ups. They take it in turns, physically exhausted; some are drenched in sweat and go off to change their clothes as fast as they can. The admission process will continue the next day, starting with military exercises at 5.30am.
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2921
USA
South Texas Boot Camp, San Benito, USA.
Stage 1 in the admission process: another camp, but the same method. A boy is kept in a room alone with three “instructors” for just over an hour; they explain the rules at the boot camp and the basics of military marching. They scream a lot and provoke him to see if he’ll react. He must be docile and obedient, and the slightest slip is punished with a series of press-ups. They take it in turns, physically exhausted; some are drenched in sweat and go off to change their clothes as fast as they can. The admission process will continue the next day, starting with military exercises at 5.30am.
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USA
Maricopa County Jail, Arizona, USA.
Chaining the prisoners’ ankles before going outside. Inmates do community service, while armed guards keep watch in case any rival gangs turn up and try to eliminate one of their rivals or help one of their own members to escape. They are put on the roads “for taxpayers to see”, as Sheriff Joe Arpalo proudly explains. The sheriff likes to talk about punishment, certainly not education or rehabilitation.
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USA
Maricopa County Jail, Arizona, USA.
Chaining the prisoners’ ankles before going outside. Inmates do community service, while armed guards keep watch in case any rival gangs turn up and try to eliminate one of their rivals or help one of their own members to escape. They are put on the roads “for taxpayers to see”, as Sheriff Joe Arpalo proudly explains. The sheriff likes to talk about punishment, certainly not education or rehabilitation.
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Maricopa County Jail, Arizona, USA.
Inmates do community service, while armed guards keep watch in case any rival gangs turn up and try to eliminate one of their rivals or help one of their own members to escape. They are put on the roads “for taxpayers to see”, as Sheriff Joe Arpalo proudly explains. The sheriff likes to talk about punishment, certainly not education or rehabilitation.
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2919
USA
Maricopa County Jail, Arizona, USA.
Inmates do community service, while armed guards keep watch in case any rival gangs turn up and try to eliminate one of their rivals or help one of their own members to escape. They are put on the roads “for taxpayers to see”, as Sheriff Joe Arpalo proudly explains. The sheriff likes to talk about punishment, certainly not education or rehabilitation.
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Maricopa County Jail, Arizona, USA.
Chaining the prisoners’ ankles before going outside. Inmates do community service, while armed guards keep watch in case any rival gangs turn up and try to eliminate one of their rivals or help one of their own members to escape. They are put on the roads “for taxpayers to see”, as Sheriff Joe Arpalo proudly explains. The sheriff likes to talk about punishment, certainly not education or rehabilitation.
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2918
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Maricopa County Jail, Arizona, USA.
Chaining the prisoners’ ankles before going outside. Inmates do community service, while armed guards keep watch in case any rival gangs turn up and try to eliminate one of their rivals or help one of their own members to escape. They are put on the roads “for taxpayers to see”, as Sheriff Joe Arpalo proudly explains. The sheriff likes to talk about punishment, certainly not education or rehabilitation.
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Elkhorn Correctional Facility, Fresno, California, USA.
Stage 5 in the admission process : They have now to run fast hands up. This boy was having trouble keeping up...
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Elkhorn Correctional Facility, Fresno, California, USA.
Stage 5 in the admission process : They have now to run fast hands up. This boy was having trouble keeping up...
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Elkhorn Correctional Facility, Fresno, California, USA.
Stage 4 in the admission process: The boys are now facing into the sun and have to do press-ups and sit-ups until they’re burnt out, and without a break. Any boys who finish the required number ahead of the others have to keep on going, out of solidarity with the weaker ones.
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USA
Elkhorn Correctional Facility, Fresno, California, USA.
Stage 4 in the admission process: The boys are now facing into the sun and have to do press-ups and sit-ups until they’re burnt out, and without a break. Any boys who finish the required number ahead of the others have to keep on going, out of solidarity with the weaker ones.
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USA
Elkhorn Correctional Facility, Fresno, California, USA.
Stage 4 in the admission process: after completing the previous stages, they have to push a tire through sand over and over again. The guard here is making fun of this boy in front of everyone: “You’re the fattest of all and you’ve taken the smallest tire! It took you less time to steal a car!” Bullying and humiliation are part of the admission process in these boot camps.
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2915
USA
Elkhorn Correctional Facility, Fresno, California, USA.
Stage 4 in the admission process: after completing the previous stages, they have to push a tire through sand over and over again. The guard here is making fun of this boy in front of everyone: “You’re the fattest of all and you’ve taken the smallest tire! It took you less time to steal a car!” Bullying and humiliation are part of the admission process in these boot camps.
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Elkhorn Correctional Facility, Fresno, California, USA.
Stage 4 in the admission process: after completing the previous stages, they have to push a tire through sand over and over again. The guard here is making fun of this boy in front of everyone: “You’re the fattest of all and you’ve taken the smallest tire! It took you less time to steal a car!” Bullying and humiliation are part of the admission process in these boot camps.
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2914
USA
Elkhorn Correctional Facility, Fresno, California, USA.
Stage 4 in the admission process: after completing the previous stages, they have to push a tire through sand over and over again. The guard here is making fun of this boy in front of everyone: “You’re the fattest of all and you’ve taken the smallest tire! It took you less time to steal a car!” Bullying and humiliation are part of the admission process in these boot camps.
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Elkhorn Correctional Facility, Fresno, California, USA.
Stage 3 in the admission process: with heads down, they have to carry a very heavy bag, bending their knees down to ankle level and holding their heads at knee level, moving up and down repeatedly, until their muscles burn out. As soon as the guard spots anyone falling behind, she screams at them.
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USA
Elkhorn Correctional Facility, Fresno, California, USA.
Stage 3 in the admission process: with heads down, they have to carry a very heavy bag, bending their knees down to ankle level and holding their heads at knee level, moving up and down repeatedly, until their muscles burn out. As soon as the guard spots anyone falling behind, she screams at them.
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Elkhorn Correctional Facility, Fresno, California, USA.
Stage 3 in the admission process: with heads down, they have to carry a very heavy bag, bending their knees down to ankle level and holding their heads at knee level, moving up and down repeatedly, until their muscles burn out. As soon as the guard spots anyone falling behind, she screams at them.
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USA
Elkhorn Correctional Facility, Fresno, California, USA.
Stage 3 in the admission process: with heads down, they have to carry a very heavy bag, bending their knees down to ankle level and holding their heads at knee level, moving up and down repeatedly, until their muscles burn out. As soon as the guard spots anyone falling behind, she screams at them.
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Elkhorn Correctional Facility, Fresno, California, USA.
Stage 2 in the admission process: the boys now have to move forward, following the footprints marked on the ground; if they don’t, they are bellowed at, sent back and made to start all over again. They then read a “warning” sign which explains everything the guards are allowed to do, and that includes using teargas. They have to read it out loud, and reread it, while being yelled at, without understanding where they’ve made a mistake, until they realize that they have to read out the punctuation. Then they are sent off to be shaved and shorn in a hangar, where no one else can see, while a guard bellows and hurls a bench against the walls to terrorize the others waiting outside who wonder what they’re in for. Inside, another guard screams non-stop into the ear of the boy being shaved.
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USA
Elkhorn Correctional Facility, Fresno, California, USA.
Stage 2 in the admission process: the boys now have to move forward, following the footprints marked on the ground; if they don’t, they are bellowed at, sent back and made to start all over again. They then read a “warning” sign which explains everything the guards are allowed to do, and that includes using teargas. They have to read it out loud, and reread it, while being yelled at, without understanding where they’ve made a mistake, until they realize that they have to read out the punctuation. Then they are sent off to be shaved and shorn in a hangar, where no one else can see, while a guard bellows and hurls a bench against the walls to terrorize the others waiting outside who wonder what they’re in for. Inside, another guard screams non-stop into the ear of the boy being shaved.
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USA
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USA
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USA
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USA
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Elkhorn Correctional Facility, Fresno, California, USA.
Stage 2 in the admission process: the boys now have to move forward, following the footprints marked on the ground; if they don’t, they are bellowed at, sent back and made to start all over again. They then read a “warning” sign which explains everything the guards are allowed to do, and that includes using teargas. They have to read it out loud, and reread it, while being yelled at, without understanding where they’ve made a mistake, until they realize that they have to read out the punctuation. Then they are sent off to be shaved and shorn in a hangar, where no one else can see, while a guard bellows and hurls a bench against the walls to terrorize the others waiting outside who wonder what they’re in for. Inside, another guard screams non-stop into the ear of the boy being shaved.
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2908
USA
Elkhorn Correctional Facility, Fresno, California, USA.
Stage 2 in the admission process: the boys now have to move forward, following the footprints marked on the ground; if they don’t, they are bellowed at, sent back and made to start all over again. They then read a “warning” sign which explains everything the guards are allowed to do, and that includes using teargas. They have to read it out loud, and reread it, while being yelled at, without understanding where they’ve made a mistake, until they realize that they have to read out the punctuation. Then they are sent off to be shaved and shorn in a hangar, where no one else can see, while a guard bellows and hurls a bench against the walls to terrorize the others waiting outside who wonder what they’re in for. Inside, another guard screams non-stop into the ear of the boy being shaved.
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USA
Elkhorn Correctional Facility, Fresno, California, USA.
This black boy was having trouble keeping up, and was “noticed” because he was panting, so the guard exerted even more pressure on him. He subsequently became his prime target for bullying.
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USA
Elkhorn Correctional Facility, Fresno, California, USA.
This black boy was having trouble keeping up, and was “noticed” because he was panting, so the guard exerted even more pressure on him. He subsequently became his prime target for bullying.
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2906
USA
Elkhorn Correctional Facility, Fresno, California, USA.
Stage 1 in the admission process: Whatever you do, you have to destabilize them and teach them to obey. They don’t need to understand why: just do it and say “Yes, sir!”
They have to do press-ups while conflicting orders are being bellowed into their ears: up, down, press-ups, stop, up, press-ups, arms up, say “Yes, sir”, down… until they’re exhausted. And the ordeals of the admission process go on and on.
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2906
USA
Elkhorn Correctional Facility, Fresno, California, USA.
Stage 1 in the admission process: Whatever you do, you have to destabilize them and teach them to obey. They don’t need to understand why: just do it and say “Yes, sir!”
They have to do press-ups while conflicting orders are being bellowed into their ears: up, down, press-ups, stop, up, press-ups, arms up, say “Yes, sir”, down… until they’re exhausted. And the ordeals of the admission process go on and on.
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Elkhorn Correctional Facility, Fresno, California, USA.
Stage 1 in the admission process: according to the (ex-army) guards, the experience of turning up at the Boot Camp for the first time must be as unsettling as possible; it must be a genuine shock. They arrive handcuffed and with their legs in chains. No sooner are they out of the prison van, then they are yelled at, non-stop. They are bundled off, with their heads down, following footprints marked on the ground. Then, for hours, they have to go through a number of stages and a series of ordeals.
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2905
USA
Elkhorn Correctional Facility, Fresno, California, USA.
Stage 1 in the admission process: according to the (ex-army) guards, the experience of turning up at the Boot Camp for the first time must be as unsettling as possible; it must be a genuine shock. They arrive handcuffed and with their legs in chains. No sooner are they out of the prison van, then they are yelled at, non-stop. They are bundled off, with their heads down, following footprints marked on the ground. Then, for hours, they have to go through a number of stages and a series of ordeals.
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2904
USA
Delta Boot Camp, Katy, Texas, USA.
5am. Every morning, 90 juvenile inmates spend more than an hour doing exercises, mainly press-ups, obeying orders from the guards. They have to wait in position, then together they call out the name of the exercise and do a series of 25 movements in time to blasts on the whistle, without collapsing. The weaker ones can’t keep up.
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2904
USA
Delta Boot Camp, Katy, Texas, USA.
5am. Every morning, 90 juvenile inmates spend more than an hour doing exercises, mainly press-ups, obeying orders from the guards. They have to wait in position, then together they call out the name of the exercise and do a series of 25 movements in time to blasts on the whistle, without collapsing. The weaker ones can’t keep up.
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USA
2903
USA
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2902
Madagascar
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Madagascar
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2901
Madagascar
Antananarivo Prison, Juvenile Block, Madagascar.
This prison in the capital city has 72 juveniles held in custody, plus three who have been tried and found guilty. The others are still awaiting trial. In Madagascar, 70% of all detainees are awaiting trial. The files get lost and often no one knows when the detainees arrived or what the charges are. The conditions are bad, with no shower, only one tap, no meals supplied, no medication, and no doctors to treat anyone who is sick, such as this boy alone on the ground, groaning.
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Madagascar
Antananarivo Prison, Juvenile Block, Madagascar.
This prison in the capital city has 72 juveniles held in custody, plus three who have been tried and found guilty. The others are still awaiting trial. In Madagascar, 70% of all detainees are awaiting trial. The files get lost and often no one knows when the detainees arrived or what the charges are. The conditions are bad, with no shower, only one tap, no meals supplied, no medication, and no doctors to treat anyone who is sick, such as this boy alone on the ground, groaning.
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2900
Madagascar
Antananarivo Prison, Women’s Wing, Madagascar.
The women’s wing has 248 women and twelve juveniles, including some with babies. David versus Goliath – defying the guard.
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2900
Madagascar
Antananarivo Prison, Women’s Wing, Madagascar.
The women’s wing has 248 women and twelve juveniles, including some with babies. David versus Goliath – defying the guard.
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2899
Madagascar
Diego Suarez Jail, Madagascar.
These escapees who were caught and charged with prison-breaking have been locked up in this windowless dungeon measuring one meter by three (3.3 x 9 feet) and will spend a week in total darkness, with no visits. Up to twelve prisoners can be held in the dungeon where they cannot even stretch their legs.
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2899
Madagascar
Diego Suarez Jail, Madagascar.
These escapees who were caught and charged with prison-breaking have been locked up in this windowless dungeon measuring one meter by three (3.3 x 9 feet) and will spend a week in total darkness, with no visits. Up to twelve prisoners can be held in the dungeon where they cannot even stretch their legs.
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2898
Madagascar
Mouramanga Prison, Madagascar.
This 13-year-old boy was arrested when caught stealing rice in a paddy-field to feed his family. He has never been to school; he is too poor. He has no idea how long he will have to stay here. He says he is hungry and bored. He is also scared as many juveniles are preyed on by adults.
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2898
Madagascar
Mouramanga Prison, Madagascar.
This 13-year-old boy was arrested when caught stealing rice in a paddy-field to feed his family. He has never been to school; he is too poor. He has no idea how long he will have to stay here. He says he is hungry and bored. He is also scared as many juveniles are preyed on by adults.
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2897
Madagascar
Diego Suarez Jail, Madagascar.
Inmates drying the skin removed from a cow’s head; the head itself was cut up to make soup. One of the major problems in Madagascan prisons is severe malnutrition. In 2005, ten died in Diego Suarez jail. Members of church and non-governmental organizations help by distributing rice and vegetables to inmates.
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2897
Madagascar
Diego Suarez Jail, Madagascar.
Inmates drying the skin removed from a cow’s head; the head itself was cut up to make soup. One of the major problems in Madagascan prisons is severe malnutrition. In 2005, ten died in Diego Suarez jail. Members of church and non-governmental organizations help by distributing rice and vegetables to inmates.
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2896
Madagascar
Diego Suarez Jail, Madagascar.
A boy cooking cassava root in his cell. Cassava is the only food provided by the prison authority, and the inmates have to do their own cooking. One of the major problems in Madagascan prisons is severe malnutrition. In 2005, ten died in Diego Suarez jail. Members of church and non-governmental organizations help by distributing rice and vegetables to inmates.
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2896
Madagascar
Diego Suarez Jail, Madagascar.
A boy cooking cassava root in his cell. Cassava is the only food provided by the prison authority, and the inmates have to do their own cooking. One of the major problems in Madagascan prisons is severe malnutrition. In 2005, ten died in Diego Suarez jail. Members of church and non-governmental organizations help by distributing rice and vegetables to inmates.
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2895
Madagascar
Ambanja Jail, Madagascar.
While the guard keeps watch, the one meal provided by the prison authority is distributed and then cooked by the inmates. One of the major problems in Madagascan prisons is severe malnutrition. In 2005, ten adult prisoners died in this jail, and another ten died in Diego Suarez jail. Members of church and non-governmental organizations help by distributing rice and vegetables to inmates.
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2895
Madagascar
Ambanja Jail, Madagascar.
While the guard keeps watch, the one meal provided by the prison authority is distributed and then cooked by the inmates. One of the major problems in Madagascan prisons is severe malnutrition. In 2005, ten adult prisoners died in this jail, and another ten died in Diego Suarez jail. Members of church and non-governmental organizations help by distributing rice and vegetables to inmates.
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2894
Madagascar
Ambanja Jail, Madagascar.
This cell is 10m2 (110 square feet) and contains 20 juvenile offenders. The weakest ones have coffin-like sleeping quarters with no air, lying on the ground beneath the wooden floorboards where the stronger ones sleep. “Bed-bugs bite all night long and rats nibble at our fingers because our hands smell of food because we don’t have any soap.”
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2894
Madagascar
Ambanja Jail, Madagascar.
This cell is 10m2 (110 square feet) and contains 20 juvenile offenders. The weakest ones have coffin-like sleeping quarters with no air, lying on the ground beneath the wooden floorboards where the stronger ones sleep. “Bed-bugs bite all night long and rats nibble at our fingers because our hands smell of food because we don’t have any soap.”
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2893
Madagascar
Moramanga Prison, Madagascar.
Bruno (16) is serving his sentence in this cell, together with adults, including two who are handcuffed to the bars of their beds because they previously escaped. There is no solitary confinement cell in the prison which is overcrowded and in a state of total decay. The bitter stench of sweat and urine pervades the cell where 101 prisoners are crammed into 35m2 (375 sq. ft.) and locked up from 5pm to 6am. They sleep on the floor or on wooden double bunks, and if they’re lucky have a mat for a mattress, but it’s full of bed-bugs and fleas. The underage prisoners say they are scared because they have to sleep in the same cell as the adults.
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2893
Madagascar
Moramanga Prison, Madagascar.
Bruno (16) is serving his sentence in this cell, together with adults, including two who are handcuffed to the bars of their beds because they previously escaped. There is no solitary confinement cell in the prison which is overcrowded and in a state of total decay. The bitter stench of sweat and urine pervades the cell where 101 prisoners are crammed into 35m2 (375 sq. ft.) and locked up from 5pm to 6am. They sleep on the floor or on wooden double bunks, and if they’re lucky have a mat for a mattress, but it’s full of bed-bugs and fleas. The underage prisoners say they are scared because they have to sleep in the same cell as the adults.
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2892
Madagascar
Moramanga Prison, Madagascar.
This boy, lost in the middle of the crowd of 280 adult prisoners, is one of twelve juveniles arrested for stealing either a rooster or rice in the paddy-field. The prison, built in 1880, is completely run down. They spend all day in the yard, in the blazing sun without any awning, surrounded by stagnant water and with only one water tap, and are locked in their overcrowded cells (101 inmates for 35 square meters, i.e. 375 square feet) from 5pm to 6am. With such promiscuity, no hygiene or healthcare, they suffer from severe infections and disease.
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2892
Madagascar
Moramanga Prison, Madagascar.
This boy, lost in the middle of the crowd of 280 adult prisoners, is one of twelve juveniles arrested for stealing either a rooster or rice in the paddy-field. The prison, built in 1880, is completely run down. They spend all day in the yard, in the blazing sun without any awning, surrounded by stagnant water and with only one water tap, and are locked in their overcrowded cells (101 inmates for 35 square meters, i.e. 375 square feet) from 5pm to 6am. With such promiscuity, no hygiene or healthcare, they suffer from severe infections and disease.
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Madagascar
Moramanga Prison, Madagascar. Evariste and Philibert, aged 13, are both in prison for stealing rice in the paddy-field because they were hungry. They have just asked if their families have sent a basket of food. The prison gives them nothing but cassava which they have to cook themselves. One of the major problems in Madagascan prisons is malnutrition, with severe, sometimes fatal cases; (twenty adults died in 2005). Members of church and non-governmental organizations help by distributing rice and vegetables to inmates.
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Madagascar
Moramanga Prison, Madagascar. Evariste and Philibert, aged 13, are both in prison for stealing rice in the paddy-field because they were hungry. They have just asked if their families have sent a basket of food. The prison gives them nothing but cassava which they have to cook themselves. One of the major problems in Madagascan prisons is malnutrition, with severe, sometimes fatal cases; (twenty adults died in 2005). Members of church and non-governmental organizations help by distributing rice and vegetables to inmates.
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Madagascar
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India
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India
Children’s Observation Home No. 2, New Delhi, India.
The offenders in this State-managed prison are locked up under very strict conditions. Wash time, for themselves and their clothes.
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India
Children’s Observation Home No. 2, New Delhi, India.
The offenders in this State-managed prison are locked up under very strict conditions. Wash time, for themselves and their clothes.
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India
Children’s Observation Home No. 1, New Delhi, India.
This institute for juvenile offenders is managed by an NGO. Instead of being locked up, the children are provided with educational and social support measures, but there are still the military exercises to do to the beat of the drum.
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India
Children’s Observation Home No. 1, New Delhi, India.
This institute for juvenile offenders is managed by an NGO. Instead of being locked up, the children are provided with educational and social support measures, but there are still the military exercises to do to the beat of the drum.
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India
Hostel for juveniles, New Delhi railway station, India.
The “Social Railway’s Project” is designed to help juveniles find a way out of their difficulties. Some of these children were arrested the day before for vagrancy and shop-lifting; they will appear in court and be sent to Children’s Observation Home No. 1.
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Hostel for juveniles, New Delhi railway station, India.
The “Social Railway’s Project” is designed to help juveniles find a way out of their difficulties. Some of these children were arrested the day before for vagrancy and shop-lifting; they will appear in court and be sent to Children’s Observation Home No. 1.
© Lizzie SADIN