Question

Prisons Around the World At the beginning of the module, we saw that justice is a social
construction. Each society is different from the others. Prisons are the result of how each
society chooses to punish people who do not comply with the established social contract.
For this reason, prisons around the world are so different. In some countries, prisons are
horrible places. Inmates live in overcrowded cells like in Haiti’s Civil Prison, El Buen Pastor
Women’s prison in Bogota, where each cell is filled up with 20 inmates, or The Maula
prison in Lilongwe, Malawi, in Africa where almost 200 prisoners can be crammed into a
cell suitable for 60 people. In other countries, especially in northern Europe, prisons seek
that the inmates can rejoin society when they finish their sentence. For this reason,
prisons are places where criminals rehabilitate. The cells in prisons of countries like
Norway, Germany, Denmark, or Sweden, are comfortable single or double bedrooms with
TV, private toilet, musical instruments, some even have video games.
a) Según el texto, ¿en qué se diferencian las cárceles de todo el mundo? b) ¿Qué tiene que ver el "contrato social" con el número de personas en una celda? c) Identificar y describir las dos categorías de prisión en el texto. d) ¿Cuál de las categorías de texto existe en su país? e) ¿Conoces otros tipos de justicia en tu país?

Answer 1

Respuesta:

Esto es de esto

Prisons around the world, page 4 from module 2,

¿Si?

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