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Looks at a correctional institution, the aim of which is to rehabilitate prisoners. The inmates lead normal family lives and study courses designed to help them in the outside world.
Women’s prisons in Britain: Holloway, Askham Grange open prison and Styal semi-secure prison showing prisoners, warders and life in prison with comments by some of the people involved.*
A report from Bolivia on the trial of Régis Debray, the French left-wing philosopher who was sentenced to thirty years imprisonment for plotting againt the government.
A dramatisation of the fate of the the so-called "Tipton Three" - locked up in Guantanamo Bay for over two years without a trial. Interviews with the real men involved are blended with re-enacted action.
How five |RA prisoners escaped from Whitemoor - supposedly Britain’s most secure prison.
Interviews with captured American pilots shot down over North Vietnam. They talk freely about their activities and their attitudes to what they are doing.
An interactive history and atlas of human rights, tracing the progression of human rights from ancient times to the 20th century, through the ideas of noted thinkers and political figures. Includes an atlas...
The last in a four-part series on the criminal justice system in the US called LOCK DOWN USA, made for broadcast on PBS. Among the reforms that followed the 1971 uprising at Attica, prison college programs...
August 1945-46: Japan surrenders. World War II is over, and Canadian prisoners are released from Japanese war camps. In Canada, as elsewhere, the task of rehabilitation begins. In Ottawa the Gouzenko case...
Includes Hitler visiting victims of the Bomb Plot (July 1944) in hospital and talking to a wide range of members of the Nazi hierarchy. Major Remer (prominent in the supression of the plot) addresses...
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