Sentence examples for prison factories from inspiring English sources
North Korea's work farms and prison factories are the world's most notorious, according to human rights experts.
Re-education through labor was introduced under Mao Zedong to lock away those considered political opponents, and it expanded into a system of incarceration holding more than 100,000 people, many of them working in prison factories and on farms.
Washington has repeatedly complained about China's human-rights abuses, nuclear testing, prison factories, and its refusal to shut factories churning out pirated compact disks, laser disks and computer software.
As my colleague Andrew Jacobs wrote recently, "re-education through labor has evolved into a sprawling extralegal system of 350 camps where more than 100,000 people toil in prison factories and on farms for up to four years.
Established by Mao Zedong in the 1950s to swiftly neutralize political opponents, re-education through labor has evolved into a sprawling extralegal system of 350 camps where more than 100,000 people toil in prison factories and on farms for up to four years.
The director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons' program disputed the conclusions of the report and said that seven prison factories handle only about 36 million pounds of the billion pounds of equipment that he estimated are disposed of annually in the United States.
At first, he used his fingers to spread dye from the prison factory over empty food packets.
While he was named as this year's Nobel Peace Prize recipient, Liu Xiaobo was incarcerated, probably working in the prison factory that makes electrical switches.
We are ill-treated and work like slaves for 13 hours every day producing these bags in bulk in the prison factory.
The writer explained that he had made the bag while captive in a Chinese prison factory, where he was being held after an arrest on accusations of fraud.
AGNES: Oh, no, wait PETER: They turned us into... zombies, remote control assassins, then picked Tim up, chucked him in a prison factory.
