Inside Rosersberg, the Prison in Which Sweden Will Lock up the First Children in Prison
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The government justifies the lowering of the criminal age—proposed by the extreme right-wing party—to curb organized crime, but the measure has been criticized by the Public Prosecutor's Office, the police and the prison service 'Barnsoldater', the child soldiers of Sweden: how the welfare country became a teenage hit man's factory At Rosersberg Prison, located on the outskirts of Stockholm, it is a few weeks before the first under-age prisoners…
Sweden breaks with its humanist penal model as it adapts adult prisons to receive adolescents in individual cells. By scar Gelis Pons Rosersberg (Sweden) — In Rosersberg Prison, located outside Stockholm, it is only a few weeks before the first juvenile inmates arrive. The building that will house juvenile inmates will not be ready until next year, so, temporarily, they have chosen to adapt the old adult cells so that in a matter of weeks they w…
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