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Welikada Prison to be shifted to Horana

State Minister of Gem & Jewellery Related Industries and State Minister of Prison Management & Prisoners’ Rehabilitation Lohan Ratwatte said that the Welikada Prison will be shifted to Horana and Urban Development Authority has provided 250 acres of land for the purpose. He said that the land where the Welikada Prison is located is over 46 acres in extent and this prime land

Microsoft s iron cage: Prison surveillance and e-carceration | Prison News

Fyodor Dostoyevsky, author of “Crime and Punishment”, once wrote, “The degree of civilisation in a society is revealed by entering its prisons.” Updated for the 21st century, our “degree of civilisation” might be revealed by the technology used inside them. For Microsoft, prisons represent a market. In recent years, the company and its business partners have started providing an array of surveillance and Big Data analytics solutions to prisons, courts and community supervision programmes. This comes against a backdrop of global protests against police violence along with calls to defund the police and address institutional racism at every level of the criminal justice system.

Microsoft s iron cage: Prison surveillance and e-carceration

Microsoft’s iron cage: Prison surveillance and e-carceration Michael Kwet © The exterior of Cook County Jail in Chicago, Illinois [File: REUTERS/Jim Vondruska] The exterior of Cook County Jail in Chicago, Illinois [File: REUTERS/Jim Vondruska] Fyodor Dostoyevsky, author of “Crime and Punishment”, once wrote, “The degree of civilisation in a society is revealed by entering its prisons.” Updated for the 21st century, our “degree of civilisation” might be revealed by the technology used inside them. For Microsoft, prisons represent a market. In recent years, the company and its business partners have started providing an array of surveillance and Big Data analytics solutions to prisons, courts and community supervision programmes.

MAHARA PRISON RIOT: WATTALA MC REJECTS REQUEST TO BURY 04 VICTIMS

Share: COLOMBO (News 1st): The Wattala Magistrate’s Court on Thursday (Dec. 16) rejected the request to bury four inmates killed in Mahara Prison Riot that broke out on 29th November. Thereby, the Director-General of Health Services was ordered by the Wattala Magistrate’s Court to cremate the bodies on Wednesday (16) and Thursday (17).  The autopsies on four bodies have concluded and the post-mortem examinations were conducted by a Panel of Experts appointed by the court. The Panel of Experts today (Dec. 16) informed the Wattala Magistrates Court that according to the postmortem report, four inmates who were killed in the Mahara Prison Riot died of gunshot injuries.

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