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Eighteen inmates at the Correctional Institute for Women (CIW) in Mandaluyong City are set for release.
The CIW said in a statement that those set for release have finished their three-day seminar on “Personality Development-Developing Self-Esteem” last July 23.
It said the seminar allows the inmates “to learn the definition of self-esteem and its characteristics, to categorize people with high and low self-esteem, and to assist individuals in developing positive confidence.”
“PDLs must know what they want in life to be completely satisfied with their interests,” it also said.
Last July 12 and 15, the CIW released 12 inmates who had been acquitted of the charges filed against them, had been granted parole, and had completed their jail term.
Correctional Institute for Women
Twelve inmates, including five who had been acquitted of their criminal charges, have been released from the Correctional Institute for Women (CIW) in Mandaluyong City.
In a statement, the Bureau of Corrections (BuCor) said those released were freed last July 12 and 15 after CIW Chief Corrections TSSupt. Virginia S. Mangawit signed their certificates of discharge on orders of BuCor Director General Gerald Q. Bantag.
One of those released had been granted parole while the six others had finished serving their jail terms, BuCor said.
“They engaged in a culminating activity with the theme ‘Pagbabalik, Pagbabago, at Pagtanggap sa Malayang Lipunan’ before ultimately being released from CIW,” it said.
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