Special Education for Potential Releasees at Svay Rieng Prison
Svay Rieng Provincial Prison in Cambodia has conducted a special educational program for 32 inmates (4 women) who are potential candidates for sentence reductions or pardons. The curriculum covered internal regulations, social ethics, drug issues, mobile phone usage, and policies on sentence reductions and pardons, aiming to facilitate rehabilitation and maintain discipline.
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