Humane approach to jail


By AGENCY

The Dresden jail helps prepare inmates for freedom, something that many struggle with. Photos: dpa

Anyone can visit the smallest prison in the German state of Saxony just by ringing the doorbell at an ordinary house in Dresden.

Usually, jails have locks, bars on the windows and security procedures but this prison is focused on helping the inmates deal with freedom instead.

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