infolinks

Tuesday, December 9, 2014

1.Justice Center Leoben, Austria

I’m pretty sure that these prison cells are nicer than some of the college dorms that my friends have lived in! They are for sure nicer than some of the apartments I’ve lived in. These cells include a kitchenette, bathroom, closet, and storage space. Looks like something out of an Ikea ad.

  
 



2.Bastoy Prison, Norway

Not every developed nation embraces  get-tough-on-crime prison philosophy. This minimum security prison colony is located on Bastoy Island in the middle of the Oslofjord. It houses slightly over 100 inmates who live in small cottages and work on the prison farm. Sunbathing in addition to tennis, fishing and horseback riding are the preferred pastimes of the prisoners.
Bastoy Prison, Norway, is a luxurious prison tough of crime not on human rights.  


3.Otago Corrections Facility, New Zealand

Otago corrections facility has a single entrance and an electrical fence, and x-rays all visitors—in addition to employing everything from cell phone jammers and microwave sensors. Aside from providing comfortable rooms, Otago rehabilitates prisoners by teaching them job skills in light engineering, dairy farming and cooking.
Otago Corrections Facility, New Zealand, is a luxurious prison tough on crime not on human rights.  


4.Aranjuez Prison, Spain

There are countless broken homes in America because a parent, or maybe both, are locked up and a child is left with a single parent, or worse, on their own. Aranjuez Prison in Spain addresses this problem, and is known as the premier prison for families. Children can stay with their incarcerated parents as long as they are present at morning and evening roll call.
Aranjuez Prison, Spain, is a luxurious prison that is tough on crime not on human rights.  

5.Champ-Dollon Prison, Switzerland

Champ-Dollon Prison had its problems with overcrowding, disease and riots. In fact, Champ-Dollon Prison was denounced as the most overcrowded and disease-ridden detention center in all of Europe. Responding to negative reviews from the anti-torture committee of the Council of Europe in 2008, Switzerland called for a change. In 2011 the Geneva prison had more than $40 million pumped into a new wing and refurbishments. The spacious triple-occupancy cells each include a bathroom and could pass for a typical UCLA dorm room.
Champ-Dollon Prison, Switzerland, is a reformed hellhole tough on criminals and tough on human rights.  

6.Pondok Bambu Prison, Indonesia

Pondok Bambu Prison in Indonesia is a shining star in the galaxy of Indonesian prisons, a stellar example of inmate comfort through prison corruption. The pictured cell is that of Artalyta Suryani, who was convicted of bribing a prosecutor in a high profile case. Notable amenities included an air conditioner, refrigerator and karaoke machine.
Pondok Bambu Prison, Indonesia, is a luxurious prison tough on crime and not on human rights.  

7. JVA Fuhlsbuettel Prison, Germany

JVA Fuhlbuettel is Hamburg’s luxury prison for long serving inmates. Renovated and reopened in 2011, the spacious cells include a bed, couch and the always fascinating combination shower and toilet. Prisoners have machines to do their laundry and a small conference room.
 JVA Fuhlbuettel is a luxurious prison tough on crime but not on human rights.  

8. Sollentuna Prison, Sweden

The top-of-the-line prison in Sollentuna includes cells with comfortable mattresses and private bathrooms. After prisoners hit the weight room, they can cook up a meal in the state of the art kitchen before kicking back and watching TV on the couch. Sweden’s prison authorities are quick to point out that every square inch of the prison can be seen on a security camera.
Sollentuna Prison, Sweden, is a luxurious prison tough on crime but not on human rights.  

9.Halden Prison, Norway

Halden Prison will soon be home to mass murderer Anders Breivik. He will be enjoying the spacious single rooms and his private bathroom while sharing a kitchen with a dozen of his neighbors. Whether he will spend his time in the library, on the rock wall, or in the prison’s recording studio launching his rap career is yet to be seen.
Halden Prison, Norway, is a luxurious prison that is tough on crime but not on human rights.  

10.Cebu Prison, Philippines

Cebu Prison is not on this list for its luxury, but its prisoners can enjoy diverting hours of recreation singing and dancing to select musical numbers chosen by their warden. Cebu gained notoriety for its “Thriller” music video. Inmates do sign autographs after live performances.
Cebu Prison, Philippines, Philippine prisoners thriller video. 
 

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