About Is it possible for prisoners to regain humanity? | Award-Winning Documentary (2/4)
Click on "CC" for English subtitles. Step inside B1 Institution, the maximum-security section of Changi Prison, where some of Singapore’s most hardened criminals serve their time. This award-winning CNA documentary follows the daily lives of five inmates as they navigate prison rules, rehabilitation programs, and the emotional toll of incarceration. From domestic violence counseling to reconnecting with family through prison emails, this episode explores the inmates’ struggles and hopes for redemption. Meet Graceson, a former secret society member trying to hold on to his family, and Iskandar, a convicted drug trafficker seeking a second chance through education. Prison officers provide rare insights into rehabilitation efforts, strict regulations, and the challenges of maintaining order. ------- Chapters ▷ 0:00 - Intro ▷ 1:50 - Attending recreation programs: domestic violence counselling ▷ 6:11 - Connection with the outside world ▷ 9:06 - Salaries and snacks ▷ 11:14 - Personal supervisor ▷ 15:00 - Families ▷ 20:13 - Internet and emails ▷ 22:17 - Story of Iskandar, a drug dealer ▷ 28:08 - How to be a parent while locked in ▷ 36:11
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- Is it possible for prisoners to regain humanity? | Award-Winning Documentary (2/4)
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- Crime & Justice
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- 45 minutes
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- English
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