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Guayaquil, Ecuador. 15th Nov, 2021. Birds stand on the barbed wire around the Guayas N1 detention center during renewed clashes. The riots have again resulted in deaths. Prisons in Ecuador, as elsewhere in Latin America, are overcrowded. Many prisons are controlled by gangs. Credit: Juan Diego Montenegro/dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/guayaquil-ecuador-15th-nov-2021-birds-stand-on-the-barbed-wire-around-the-guayas-n1-detention-center-during-renewed-clashes-the-riots-have-again-resulted-in-deaths-prisons-in-ecuador-as-elsewhere-in-latin-america-are-overcrowded-many-prisons-are-controlled-by-gangs-credit-juan-diego-montenegrodpaalamy-live-news-image451514480.htmlRM2H6G794–Guayaquil, Ecuador. 15th Nov, 2021. Birds stand on the barbed wire around the Guayas N1 detention center during renewed clashes. The riots have again resulted in deaths. Prisons in Ecuador, as elsewhere in Latin America, are overcrowded. Many prisons are controlled by gangs. Credit: Juan Diego Montenegro/dpa/Alamy Live News
Nov. 01, 2001 - Kingston, Jamaica - Prisoners languishing in Jamaica's filthy, overcrowded prisons receive few visitors and fewer supplies. Many sleep three to a cell with only a piece of cardboard between them and a hard concrete floor. To men like Frederick Taylor, the simple act of providing a blanket or some bedding, is an affirmation of his newfound faith and becomes a ray of Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/nov-01-2001-kingston-jamaica-prisoners-languishing-in-jamaicas-filthy-image63754335.htmlRMDKM78F–Nov. 01, 2001 - Kingston, Jamaica - Prisoners languishing in Jamaica's filthy, overcrowded prisons receive few visitors and fewer supplies. Many sleep three to a cell with only a piece of cardboard between them and a hard concrete floor. To men like Frederick Taylor, the simple act of providing a blanket or some bedding, is an affirmation of his newfound faith and becomes a ray of
Prisoners eat their lunch in their cell Pentonville Prison London England Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-prisoners-eat-their-lunch-in-their-cell-pentonville-prison-london-22840622.htmlRMB94DCE–Prisoners eat their lunch in their cell Pentonville Prison London England
Nov. 01, 2001 - Kingston, Jamaica - Prisoners languishing in Jamaica's filthy, overcrowded prisons receive few visitors and fewer supplies. Many sleep three to a cell with only a piece of cardboard between them and a hard concrete floor. To men like Frederick Taylor, the simple act of providing a blanket or some bedding, is an affirmation of his newfound faith and becomes a ray of Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/nov-01-2001-kingston-jamaica-prisoners-languishing-in-jamaicas-filthy-image63816692.htmlRMDKR2RG–Nov. 01, 2001 - Kingston, Jamaica - Prisoners languishing in Jamaica's filthy, overcrowded prisons receive few visitors and fewer supplies. Many sleep three to a cell with only a piece of cardboard between them and a hard concrete floor. To men like Frederick Taylor, the simple act of providing a blanket or some bedding, is an affirmation of his newfound faith and becomes a ray of
