Prison Labour [a Paper]

In this thoughtful and incisive analysis of the modern prison system, British journalist Frederic Hill argues that prisons should be more than just places of punishment. Drawing on his firsthand experience of visiting and reporting on prisons throughout the UK, Hill advocates for a model of prison labour that emphasizes education, skill-building, and reintegration into society. With its insightful analysis and practical recommendations, this book is an important contribution to the ongoing debate over criminal justice reform.
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