Worst Female Prisons In The World

walls have ears and women Prison walls are no exception, we have heard of the abuse, torture, assault and violence that exists beyond those walls, to such an extent that these facilities can be called hell. on Earth from the prison where inmates are shocked with electric prods to the one where they are denied access to their children remain while we investigate the 20

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Ceramic prison Estonia this place is like a magnet for mystery and the darkness, can you believe it started as a sea? Fortress dating back to the 19th century, but during the Soviet era it took on a completely new role as a prison.

The massive building has seen its fair share of heartbreaking stories with desperate suffering and incredible resilience at every turn. It is easy to imagine the horrors they suffered. place in the Maximum Security Prison as you explore the abandoned site, you will probably never be able to do so, so we are going to help you with the details as you approach the prison, you can tell you are approaching just by looking at the surroundings, the abroad. The gate at the back of the complex gives you a glimpse of what's to come, old rusty watchtowers and walls covered in electrified barbed wire.

Upon entering the gate, you find yourself in a large courtyard where more watchtowers and rusty guard posts can be seen inside. of all this is a section designed specifically for women who win against the law how many women pass through their door and never return home how many of their voices were silenced in the most chilling area inside the patoray prison the execution chamber is in this bone- chilling space in which sentences were solemnly carried out and wars witnessed the last moments of many people. You can almost feel the chill in the air, sending shivers down your spine and serving as an icy reminder of the prison's dark history.

Bangkok Hilton Thailand Bangkok Hilton is the fictitious name of Bang Quang Prison and Northern Brewery Thailand a former prisoner of Bang Quang Central Prison Warren Fellows recount his book The Damage Done That the prison was nicknamed the great tiger because it lurked and ate up the prison that houses many foreign prisoners, it is a difficult place where they keep people sentenced to death or with long sentences when the prisoners arrive for the first time they have to wear leg shackles for three months and for those in the corridor death its shackles are permanently welded. This place is basically hell and the last place you want.

Unfortunately for Angela Carnegie, she ended up there after trying to smuggle heroin from Thailand to the United States. She was a young woman in her 20s who had just broken up with her boyfriend and felt very vulnerable. She accepted a friend's offer to smuggle the heroin. small suitcase of drugs but the mission was not successful at all. She was caught at the Bangkok airport and given a life sentence in 1993 and in that prison she was forced to eat rotten food full of worms, sleep next to prisoners who had leprosy and live without any problems. Running water The Bangkok Hilton is particularly known for being overcrowded and lacking sufficient food and clean water.

It is also very hot because of this diseases spread at a rapid rate Angela and her fellow prisoners had to shower outside floating and stagnant sewage we wish this was the

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The condition faced by women in prison but it is getting worse in Egypt . In Egypt, when women are in prison, they have to go through a series of searches by security officers or guards. These searches are carried out while they are in prison. police station or immediately after being incarcerated, many women who have been in prison before have spoken about what they experienced during these searches and say that the searches for prohibited items were not carried out properly because the officers intentionally touched their private parts and made them They took off all their clothes in front of other guards or while police or officers observed the endless routines inside the prison.

The girls become women and lose hope of ever going out. They sleep on the bare floor and are often beaten so brutally that it results in consequences such as hearing loss, another disturbing fact is the reason why some of these women are arrested. Imprisonment is used as a tactic to undermine people's dignity and a method to attack political opponents by detaining their relatives, wives and daughters. In 2013, Egyptian authorities cracked down. Harsh on Islamist and secular protesters, they imposed severe prison sentences on a group of women who supported the former Islamist president, including teenagers as young as 15.

The only good thing is that the prisoners support each other, it is common for a woman sentenced to death to give gifts to the prisoner closest to her in prison and send messages to her family. Hey Long Jing, women's prison. Hey Long Jing. The Women's Prison is a prison in the Chinese province of Heilongjing and built specifically for older women who have been convicted. of different crimes and are serving their sentences is a place where these women are kept in custody and given opportunities for rehabilitation the prison has programs and initiatives that focus on helping inmates successfully reintegrate into society once they are Once released, we will be talking about this prison from the perspective of former inmates.

Ms. Wei Jun, who practices Falun Gong and lives in Docking City, has been arrested four times since 1999, when the persecution began, and was detained for long periods on two occasions. , the most recent incident took place. Just after the Beijing Olympics in August 2008, when she was forcibly taken away after a trial that had no real meaning, she was wrongly sentenced to five years in a prison camp. She shares her story of her arrest in October 2001 and describes the horrible torture she endured. This included being forced to sit on an iron chair for eight days and seven nights, being handcuffed and hung overnight, and being forced to squat for long periods of time.

Given only one meal a day, forbidden to wash or bathe for 13 days, and denied any clean blankets or clothes is enough torture for a lifetime, but it got worse in 2003 when she was taken to an underground cell along with 90 other practitioners who were detained. They refused to be transformed, were handcuffed, forced to drink salt water and had their heads shaved. bald, the windows were left open so that they were exposed to the cold wind and if that was not enough, they were soaked in ice water and shocked with electric prods, as expected, some of the women fainted, some became mentally ill. unstable and some even died tadmor. prison Tadmor prison was initially built as an army barracks by the French mandate forces, but today it is anonymous with torture.

Madness and death during the 1980s. Tadmor prison housed thousands of Syrian prisoners, both political and criminal. The Palestinian writer Salama Kyla, who spent two years there. This means that it is completely unfair to call it a prison in a prison you have basic rights but in tadmor you have nothing you are just left with fear and horror the prison was built with high walls of cold cement to such an extent that a Syrian poet wrote If all Syria falls , this prison will never fall Salah, surely a man from Hama, in northern Syria, shares his experience of having been imprisoned for a long time between 1980 and 2004.

He mentions that throughout his imprisonment he never had the opportunity to see the his. face in a mirror that is 24 years during the winter they make the prison colder and in the scorching summers they increase the temperature making you feel like you are about to explode the younger youths were raped regularly and the wives, sisters and mothers of The prisoners were raped to force them to confess to add more prison is mainly remembered for the terrible massacre of June 27, 1980 after an assassination attempt on President Rafael Assad by the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood the day after the attack ordered by the brother of the president, Refat al-Assad.

The defense brigades entered the prison and brutally massacred the inmates. More than a thousand people are believed to have lost their lives in the prison dormitories and hallways during this horrific event. Nevada's women's prison, the Florence McClure Women's Correctional Facility, is located in Las Vegas, Nevada, it used to be privately owned, but in 2004 the Nevada Department of Corrections began managing it now. It can accommodate up to 950 adult women. The interesting thing about this Correctional Facility is that it has its own mental health department, they provide mental health treatments to the inmates there and it is not only that they offer medical care, dental care and even help with substance abuse issues while the women are serving their sentence. , what they wouldn't tell you is that you have faced challenges related to overcrowding and understaffing, but more importantly are claims about mistreatment. of

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prisoners, including incidents of physical abuse, verbal harassment, and inadequate living conditions.

Some serious allegations have been made against prison staff at the Nevada Women's Prison; They have been accused of sexually harassing or abusing

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inmates, for example, in the early days of the facility's correctional officer Randy Easter raped inmate Corinda Martin. It is a truly worrying situation and needs to be addressed appropriately. Have you ever wondered what happens if these girls and women become pregnant or if pregnant women can be mistreated in prison? Let's go to Asia to find out. Tashkent Prison Uzbekistan and Tashkent Prison Uzbekistan Sexual violence is all too common. Screams are constantly heard from prison cells, but is anything being done about it?

It is no different than the average free woman who rejoices when she finds out that she is going to have a baby as the women in this prison cry. Distraught not only because the child is the result of brutality but also because she will face even more torture when women discover they are pregnant, often failing to inform the district hospital about their pregnancy in the first 12 weeks. because the prison staff pressures them to stop so they can continue working. Isn't it just terrible? This means there is a greater chance of losing the baby either in the early months of pregnancy or later, when a mother is in prison, she may do so.

He doesn't do much to protect or influence how her son is treated. Prison staff decide what the child eats. Her education about healthcare and even how much time they can spend with her mother. Young moms usually only have about an hour a day to spend with their children. regardless of the health of their children, but in rare cases they may care for them if they are seriously ill. As if that were not enough, prison officials physically hurt these children who probably belong to some of them, leaving them with physical bruises. Most of these children have problems speaking and do not begin to speak until they are three years old.

It is at this age that the children are sent to relatives or orphanages. About 30 children are born there every year. These prisoners cannot even report this to anyone because the They threaten more punishment and longer stays in prison Santa Martha akatitla these are the words of Patricia to Regis, photojournalist who recorded and documented women who were imprisoned in Santa Martha akatitla Mexico, the Women's Penitentiary is more than a place where society hides its mistakes and clean its Fallas inside there are hundreds of stories of abandonment, abuse and even love, let's find out what former prisoners said about this facility.

To enter, you have to walk through a long tunnel that takes you to a

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where mainly women live, but it's no Barbie. world is a world without vibrant colors only a lot of beige and navy blue uniforms the conditions in the Santa Martha prison are described as precarious It is not unusual for inmates to be left without water or electricity for days and the hygiene is not good surprisingly there are facilities like playground and children's library, that is, like in Tashkent prison, children are born and grow up here, but that does not make it an ideal environment for children, there are children who were born inside the prison and have never seen the light outside those bars. especially true for those who have no one to care for them, if that is the case these children remain in the custody of government institutions until the legal system decides otherwise, inmates are so deprived that when they have access to everyday objects like glass scissors perfume bottles toilet paper soap and mirrors they become super euphoric a phone card for them is like gold and a family visit is the best thing they can give them because most of the time the inmates are abandoned by theirfamilies tihar jail india tihar jail is one of the largest prison complexes in south asia tahar prison wants to help inmates become better members of society by providing them with skills and education and encouraging them to follow the law .

They use music therapy. They hold training sessions and concerts and even have their own government-run radio station. Besides that, the prison has its own industry called tihar, which is entirely run by the inmates themselves, it sounds good but in reality life is so rosy for the inmates. Do they come in, get better, and then leave? Definitely not, there are many female prisoners being held. in congested stalls with other women and are forced to use open bathrooms within the same cells. women who are incarcerated face a lot of stigma. In India, these women are often locked away from their homes, making it difficult for their families to visit them after court hearings.

They must undress in front of guards who search them thoroughly. Basically, it is a helpless situation where you have no control and feel helpless. Valley Prison in California Valley State Prison, which was formerly known as Valley State Prison for Women, is a state prison located in Chowchilla, California, and is located right next to the central prison.In the past, the California women's facility specifically housed female inmates. If you're heading there from downtown Los Angeles, it's about 250 miles north. In October 2000 there was a Committee hearing in California that focused on the medical concerns of female inmates. This hearing took place. place at vspw, which stands for Valley State Prison for Women, during the hearing, about 15 inmates spoke about serious medical problems they faced both at vspw and the central California women's facility.

Interestingly, the doctor who represented the California Department of Corrections had a different perspective. He stated that he believed the inmates were receiving the best medical care possible, but that they were the ones locked up in prison, not her. During an interview in 1999, the senior doctor shared that a woman on parole had informed them that some inmates express their desire to undergo pelvic exams deliberately. The reason behind this desire is that it is the only male contact they have which is sad. In 2012 the prison was transformed into a facility for low-risk male inmates the proportion of female prisoners in Asia is 7.2 percent many of them are imprisoned for drug abuse which was caused by domestic abuse social problems poverty and violence in this picture there are around 500 women stripped of any identity or status they may have had outside those walls and standing almost naked, probably for a routine check that these women do not do.

They no longer have a say in their lives, they are not even allowed to dream, many of them have lost contact with their families and can only wait for the day to come when they have the opportunity to leave those walls and try to fit in. the outside world What is your opinion on this? Can you guess what prison this is or do you even think this is a prison? Share your opinion with us in the comments and don't forget to add the hashtag misstopic Rossi jail at Rikers. Isla, everyone who visits the Rossi prison must go through a metal detector and be thoroughly searched.

They must also follow a strict dress code. Anyone who does not do so will not be able to enter. Don't these rules for visitors make you wonder how? Of the 800 women living in Rossi at any given time, an alarming number of around 50 are suffering sexual abuse by staff. This unfortunate reality places it among the top 12 most problematic

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. from all over the country Rikers Island has earned a reputation as a harsh and scandal-ridden place, often referred to as torture island. It is a distressing reality that people who cannot afford bail end up spending months and sometimes even years awaiting trial in these challenging conditions.

Inmates have accounts at the police station. they get things like pads or tampons; However, these things are also controlled by guards who ration supplies as a form of punishment and intimidation and make them lack financial support from friends or family to fund their police station bills. Under federal rules, on the streets, any sexual activity between a guard and an inmate, even if both parties appear to consent, is considered victimization. Similarly, under New York State law, such activity is classified as statutory rape. Here this form of victimization is as common as the earth, the inmates are constantly harassed and assaulted in exchange for the smallest things, the place is so terrible and Mayor de Blasio promised to close it by 2027.

Time is running out, so that the clock is ticking for that commitment, Chicka Ruby's prison, do you have it? I've heard about Chicarooby prison. It is a super high security gel in Zimbabwe, just outside the capital city. Now this place has a great reputation. He has been accused of treating prisoners very badly for violating human rights. The conditions there are simply terrible, with overcrowding and a terrible health situation. The cells are approximately 30 feet long and 13 feet wide and hold up to 25 prisoners in each. Can you imagine how tight and uncomfortable it must be? In 2017, the company housed 287 inmates and 13 children, and most of these people were plagued with health problems. problems, but very little could be done about them because they did not have enough money to care for sick inmates.

People are concerned about the conditions there. It is absolutely deplorable. Some inmates are struggling to get the medical care they need, such as diabetes, because of the focus. It seems to be just about HIV and AIDS, that's not all the food they serve is just horrible, inmates complain about it and approach donors to ask for help to improve their diet. Can you imagine depending on such terrible food every day? It's no way to live, but wait, it gets worse, basic needs are in short supply, toilets, disinfectants and even buckets are hard to come by and guess what, the sinks don't work, there is no running water and the pipes are completely broken. a totally disordered prisoner or not everyone deserves to be treated with some form of basic human decency, we're sure these guards didn't get that memo Chowchilla Prison in California, very close to Valley State Prison in the downtown women's facility of California, ccwf located in Chowchilla California is the second largest women's correctional facility in the United States and is home to the only death row for women in the state of California, that's something to think about: what do you think life is like of the inmates there?

Well, we have some ideas. We're actually trying to do some good there, they offer educational programs, vocational training counseling, and even specialized programs, all aimed at helping inmates successfully reintegrate into society. That's great, but there is a flip side: there have been many controversies and accusations surrounding the facility in 2000. Things took a wrong turn at ccwf when seven inmates lost their lives, four of them said to be had died due to lingering illnesses, but an advocacy group argued that they did not receive adequate care, as the remaining three their deaths came out of nowhere and autopsies showed they had heart problems, one drowned after an asthma attack during one strip search and another had clogged arteries and an enlarged heart, however, even though those were the official reasons, the families and a doctor who examined the cases believed that if they had improved healthcare these tragedies could have been avoided we couldn't agree more on the Navy tertza there are more than 25,000 male prisoners in Israel but there are only 200 female prisoners and guess what they are all the female prisoners in one place navitartza navitartza is the only women's prison in Israel so if they arrest any woman in the country, they will head straight here, no matter where they get caught.

It's pretty scary. She could be miles and miles away from her family. Let's paint you a picture of what each prisoner is like. Only about two square meters to call your own this place is small, falling apart and very overcrowded, posing some real dangers. The cells, which are around 13 square meters in size, also have to have a toilet and a shower and, to make matters worse, each cell houses approximately six women, so they often have to share their sleeping space. Definitely not an ideal living situation. Mental illness is a major problem in this prison. Unfortunately, it appears that the facility lacks the resources or perhaps even the will to adequately address the needs of the affected inmates.

Many of the women locked up in this prison are actually mothers and you already know how the prison totally fails when it comes to providing them with adequate spaces to spend time with their children during visits. Can you imagine how difficult it must be? They are not given a fair chance to maintain those important family ties, this lack of support hinders their ability to maintain important family connections, unfortunately the situation is quite similar in Alabama Julia Tutwiler Women's Prison Julia Tutwiler is a women's prison located in Watumka Alabama and in May 2013 was ranked one of the 10 worst prisons in the United States.

Here's why it turns out there has been a widespread problem of sexual abuse specifically by male guards toward women incarcerated there; In fact, during interviews with more than 50 women, evidence was discovered that showed a pattern of frequent and severe sexual violence by officers toward inmates; It's just horrible to think about, but some of these women even ended up getting pregnant as a result of being raped by prison guards when the women had the courage to come forward. sexual misconduct instead of supporting them they were punished and humiliated, they were thrown into segregation and their belongings were taken away and they were denied contact with their families, as if that wasn't enough, they were even forced to undergo medical procedures they did not want .

Prison officials were also misreporting the frequency of sexual assaults, making it seem like it wasn't as bad as it really was, this shows that even though it seems like it's on the outside with all the programs they have on Julia Tutwiler, the good ones - In reality, the fact of being recluses is completely ignored. The car-controlled women's prison is located in Karchek County and Iran and was open 13 years ago. Let's get straight to the point that the health conditions here are very bad, one might think. As it is the only all-women's prison in Iran, they treat the women well, but the opposite is the case: the place is way over capacity, which means there are too many prisoners crammed in there, it is so full that some poor Souls don't even have a proper bed and end up sleeping on the floor, but here's the really complicated part: they don't even separate addicts and people with infectious diseases from the rest, putting everyone's health at risk and that's not all. , the basic welfare facilities are a disaster. problems with the sewage system it is difficult to get clean water and figure out how to deal with the water Outages during seasons of scorching heat lack of proper medical care only makes things worse inmates are deprived of the most basic things we all need to survive water clean air and healthy food, their human rights are violated daily and they have to face endless challenges in that horrible Place car check prison that is actually on this list called section 106 of the United States law to counter the adversaries of the United States through sanctions and you know why it is because some really terrible things happen here, like extrajudicial executions, torture, assaults and a lot of other serious human rights violations.

You might think it doesn't get worse, but wait until you find out what a prison that housed a serial killer and an underage murderer is like. Like the Indiana Prison in 1869, they created something called the Indiana Reformatory Institution for Women and Girls. It was a women's correctional facility and was the first of its kind in the entire country. In this special institution they focused on helping these women. Change their habits by teaching them useful skills like sewing clothes and knitting. They wanted to give them the opportunity to learn and grow so they could have a better future when the institution first opened its doors and welcomed its first inmate named Sally Hubbard.

She had been convicted of a real crime.terrible: murder seven people before reaching this new place. He had already spent 17 years behind bars at Jeffersonville State Prison. However, in Indiana, four women have been sentenced to death since 1900, but none of them were actually sentenced to death. One of the best-known cases is that of Paula Cooper, who was about 15 years old when she received the death sentence in 1982 6 for her participation in a brutal murder; However, her sentence was later commuted after a significant public outcry and even the intervention of Pope John. The Paul II Cooper case led to major changes, including raising the age of execution for murder from 10 to 16 and implementing laws to prohibit prison employees from having sexual relations with inmates, which was came after guards and a therapist were accused of having sex with Cooper while she was awaiting sentencing, it's really hard for women in Indiana prison, they wouldn't treat dogs like they treat them.

Chinese Women's Prison The Chinese prison is a place you don't want to return to, but you never want to go. There, first of all, is the only women's prison and drug rehabilitation center in Singapore. At first, when the inmates begin their stay in prison, they are stuck in their sales for almost the entire day, like 23 hours out of 24, they don't get many. Opportunities to attend rehabilitation programs during this phase. They are given some basic toiletries, risk labels and their beds are just straw mats with a small wall separating the sleeping area from the bathroom. Also, there are almost no mirrors around the only place where they can see each other.

There is a polished stainless steel plate in the playground, but because of that there are always long lines during the hour they are allowed to wander outside their cells each day during the treatment phase of their sentence. Inmates experience some improvements that they can maintain. Up to six books in your sales three from your family and three from the library can receive unlimited letters from your family and send two letters per month plus they are entitled to two visits per month which can be a combination of face to face meetings and teleconferences, depending on minister, prison cells intentionally lack fans and mattresses to minimize security risks, such as suicide attempts or hiding illegal items.

The strict regime in place is intended to discourage inmates from causing harm to themselves or creating security problems, but that is unfair, fair and the discipline also applies to visitors, nothing can be dropped, not even the limit of your PIN, because officials believe that anything can be used as a weapon, however, we must applaud them because they maintain more control and security than other prisons Arizona Women's Correctional Center if we treated Arizona as its own country it would be the 8th largest jailer in the world world, can you believe that out of every 100 thousand people, almost 868 are beaten behind bars?

Arizona and one of these facilities includes the Arizona Women's Correctional Center. It is a facility designed specifically to house female inmates in Arizona. It serves as a place for imprisonment. Rehabilitation and reintegration of women who have been convicted of various crimes. The center is dedicated to providing a safe and secure environment while offering programs and resources to help women address underlying issues that may have contributed to their involvement in the criminal justice system back in 2009, something truly tragic happened to them. succeeded a woman named Marcia Powell; she received a sentence of more than two years. She spent years for soliciting prostitution and ended up locked in a scorching metal cage under the scorching Arizona sun.

It was an incredibly hot day with temperatures exceeding 107 degrees. Unfortunately, Marcia could not withstand the extreme heat and collapsed at the end of the day. She lost her life at its worst, even though an Arizona Department of Corrections investigation found that prison guards had cruelly denied her water and mocked her when she pleaded for help. No one was held responsible for her tragic fate. Marcia's story highlights the terrible impact of inhumane prison conditions on several marginalized communities, such as sex workers, homeless youth, transgender people and immigrants throughout the United States, it is a distressing situation that demands attention and action at the Patapa Women's Prison , Nicaragua, in the La Esperanza women's prison in Nicaragua, numerous women had been imprisoned for political reasons simply because they opposed the government, among them are brave people like Orlando Jerez and the Muñoz sisters who have made it clear that they do not They will retreat in the resistance against the oppressive regime of Ortega Murillo.

MEP Anna Gómez shared videos with these political prisoners talking about the injustices they faced and the unfair legal processes they have endured. Orlando Jerez, for example, recounted his kidnapping and the mistreatment he experienced at the hands of the authorities before being imprisoned. Another prisoner, Olesia Muñoz, expressed her unwavering determination to fight for a free Nicaragua and Margarita Fixedu was another political prisoner who was arrested for allegedly conspiring to commit a crime against National Integrity to the detriment of the state of Nicaragua and Nicaraguan society when her family saw how she looked they couldn't help but feel terrible, it was hard not to notice how thin and fragile she was, her appearance was aged and her complexion was pale to the point that you could see her veins through her skin.

She had lost a significant amount of weight, about 16 pounds, and it was alarming. Because she was perfectly healthy before being locked up, the situation was critical and her life was now in danger. It is absolutely heartbreaking to see how political prisoners, especially women, are treated in Nicaragua, when they have not even committed any real crimes.