Inside Argentina’s most notorious prisons, organized crime doesn’t just survive-it dominates, with gangs controlling sprawling illicit networks and fueling unending waves of violence. InSight Crime uncovers the formidable obstacles authorities face as they battle to dismantle this deeply entrenched threat
A federal judge has taken decisive action to halt the transfer of new detainees to Florida’s infamous high-security detention center, dubbed “Alligator Alcatraz,” spotlighting urgent concerns over inmate safety and living conditions. This landmark ruling now puts a temporary stop to the facility’s bold expansion plans
France is taking a bold step towards strengthening its correctional system with the construction of a state-of-the-art high-security prison in a historic former penal colony. This cutting-edge facility, specifically designed to accommodate the most dangerous offenders, showcases the nation’s dedication to not only enhancing security but also improving overall prison conditions.
Japanese prisons are on the brink of transformative reforms, as officials embark on a mission to modernize the penal system. These groundbreaking changes are set to tackle overcrowding and enhance rehabilitation efforts, signaling a crucial evolution in the landscape of criminal justice.
Brad Keith Sigmon, a South Carolina death row inmate, made headlines by opting for execution by firing squad, a choice reflecting the state’s controversial methods of capital punishment. Sigmon was convicted for a 2002 double homicide, raising ongoing debates over ethics in lethal execution.
