Sentence examples for prisons about the from inspiring English sources

"While a lot of the attention is on the situation of prominent male detainees, true horror stories have emerged from Egypt's prisons about the inhuman and cruel treatment female prisoners have endured," Sahraoui said.

I was just lecturing to my undergraduate course on prisons about the infamous experiment in solitary confinement at the outset of America's correctional history.

To read The New Yorker's writing on the war is to learn about the quiet questioning of soldiers and their families; about the hidden tortures inflicted in America's secret prisons; about the muted disagreements within the military, of which ordinary citizens were supposed to remain oblivious.

A senior Army official said Friday that Army investigators had questioned Lt. Col. Steven L. Jordan, the head of the interrogation center at Abu Ghraib prison, and other officers at the prison about the death of the Iraqi prisoner.

Detectives tried to speak to Tobin in prison about the latest developments, but he refused to talk.

What did you learn over your seven months in prison about the Federal Security Service (FSB), the organisation whose door you set on fire?

Breivik complains from prison about the "human rights abuses" of being given old versions of PlayStation, while his fans send him his favourite perfume, Chanel Egoiste, also the favourite brand of Isis commander Abou Bilel.

The more we heard their story – about the work they were doing in prison, about the community they built in Kerobokan, about their rehabilitation – the more difficult it was to cold-heartedly dismiss their plight.

By Evans D. Hopkins The New Yorker, February 24 , 1997P. 66 First-person LETTER FROM PRISON about the worsening climate for rehabilitation in the nation's prisons and the writer's daily routine as an inmate of Nottoway Correctional Center in Virginia..

The New Yorker, February 24 , 1997P. 66 First-person LETTER FROM PRISON about the worsening climate for rehabilitation in the nation's prisons and the writer's daily routine as an inmate of Nottoway Correctional Center in Virginia..

Dunning wrote to Sara Jane in prison about the art he had saved.