The coat of arms of the USSR tattoo
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Russian prison yesterday and today. From 18 and under.
This is the third part of the movie Punishment: the Russian prison yesterday and today. This film about juvenile prison.
They could go to school, walk out with their girlfriends or enjoy nightclub parties. But the territory of their existence is restricted with razor wire. All of them are robbers, killers, abusers. For minor crimes juveniles are not put to prison…
The third part of the documentary cycle “Punishment. Russian Prison of the past and the present” disclosed the facts of when and by whom a decision was made that juveniles need to be courted by other laws. What were the main causes of the juveniles being put to prison in days of Stalin? What crimes were committed by children and juveniles after the October of 1917? What was the life of a 16-year-old juvenile put to a cell with hardened urki (prisoners)? What were the causes for prisoners to be put to monastery prisons?
Has the attitude of penile system towards juvenile criminals changed today? How many murders are committed by criminals of 18 years old and younger annually? These are terrific questions, but there needs to be somebody to raise these issues and somebody to look for the answers…
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