Life within Singapore's Changi Prison Complex, a maximum-security facility housing some of the city-state's most notorious criminals, is an experience marked by both extreme discipline and a focus on rehabilitation. Prisoners are subjected to a rigid routine involving daily drills, work assignments, and mandatory education. Communication with the outside world is severely restricted, and visits are limited to immediate family members. Despite the highly controlled environment, the prison also emphasizes rehabilitation, offering inmates vocational training, counseling, and the opportunity to earn work credits that can reduce their sentences. The goal is to provide prisoners with the skills and support necessary to re-integrate into society upon their release.
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