Top 7 most dangerous prison in the world 2022

Description: 10. San Quentin Prison. 8. Rikers Island Prison. 7. Alcatraz Island Prison. 6. ADX-Florence Supermax Facility. 3. La Sabaneta Prison. 1. Carandiru. Penitentiary These are the Most Violent Prisons in the World. Follow along if you are interested in learning more about the culture of these prisons.The only place more dangerous to live in than prison is the world outside of it. A quick look at the evening news will convince any viewer that the world is a dangerous place to live. One violent crime i

Description: 25. Gldani Prison, Georgia. 24. Camp 22, North. Korea. 23. San Quentin Prison, USA. 22. Black Dolphin Prison, Russia. 21. ADX-Florence Supermax Facility, USA. 20. Arthur Road Jail, India. 18. Diyarbakir Prison, Turkey. 17. Bang Kwang Central Prison, Thailand. 16. Kamiti Maximum Security Prison, Kenya. 15. La Sante Prison, France. 14. Muhanga Prison, Rwanda. 13. Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. 12. Ciudad Barrios Prison, El Salvador. 11. La Modelo, Columbia. 10. The Penitentiary of New Mexico (PNM), USA. 9. Anísio Jobim (Compaj) Penitentiary, Brazil. 8. Mendoza Prison, Argentina. 7. Attica Correctional Facility, USA. 6. Butyrka Prison, Russia.

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Description: Venezuela, La Sabaneta Prison. Russia, Black Dolphin Prison. Rwanda, Gitarama Central Prison. Tbilisi, Georgia Gldani Prison. Lima, Peru San Juan de Lurigancho. Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, Black Beach Prison. Kenya, Nairobi Prison. Russia, Butyrka Prison. Turkey, Diyarbakir Prison. Venezuela, El Rodeo Prison. El. Salvador, Penal de Ciudad Barrios Prison. Argentina, Mendoza Prison. New York, Rikers Island. Syria, Tadmor Military Prison. Paris, France, La Santé Prison. Colorado, United States Penitentiary, Administrative Maximum Facility. São Paulo, Brazil, Carandiru Penitentiary. Nairobi, Kenya, Kamiti Maximum Security Prison. Vologda, Russia, Pyatak Prison. California, San Quentin State Prison. New York,. Attica Correctional Facility. Argentina, Mendoza Prison. California, Pelican Bay State Prison. Thailand, Bang Kwang Prison. Tibet, Drapchi Prison. Cuba, Guantanamo Bay Prison. California, Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary. Mississippi, Parchman Farm State. Penitentiary. Arizona, Tent City or Maricopa County Prison.

Description: By  Giannakopoulou Joanna and Denazi Irene                 .  The only place more dangerous to live than prison is the world outside of it. A quick look at the evening news will convince any viewer that the world is a dangerous place to live. One violent crime is followed by another, and it becomes apparent that human nature has some serious flaws in it.Of course, not everybody feels the need to physica

Description: Who is The Most Dangerous Inmate?. Where The Most Dangerous Criminals Are Held?. What Famous Prisoners Are in ADX?. Famous Prisons Include: It is difficult to label one individual as the most dangerous prisoner in the world. There is perhaps no one person who can be considered the most dangerous; the title can be given to any number of people, for different reasons. Some prisoners are dangerous to one another and to guards inside a prison, others may be notorious criminals whose reputation and

Description: Brief history of Prisons Most dangerous prisons in the world:Prions or correctional facilities as they are otherwise called today are institutions where criminal are held for a specified period of time as punishment for their crimes and in rehabilitation for reforming them for the purpose of making them fit to mingle with ordinary people in the society upon their release.Back in the day, prisons did not operate systematiclly as they do now but rather it was both a. combination of prison and jail