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Where life means death

机译:生命意味着死亡

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After a three-year inquiry into South Africa's awful prisons, Judge Thabani Jali will call for urgent reforms later this year. He has heard of crowded cells where inmates sleep in shifts; of warders who "sell" juvenile offenders for sex with other cons; and of guards who smuggle weapons, drugs and alcohol to paramilitary inmate gangs. No African jail is pleasant, and South Africa at least lets lawyers, journalists and researchers peer behind the bars at its 250 prisons. But what goes on in the cells when no one is watching is appalling.
机译:在对南非的可怕监狱进行了三年调查之后,塔巴尼贾利法官将在今年晚些时候呼吁进行紧急改革。他听说囚犯轮流睡觉,那里挤满了牢房。看守以“其他劣势”“卖”少年罪犯的看守;以及向准军事团伙走私武器,毒品和酒精的警卫。没有一个非洲的监狱是令人愉快的,南非至少允许律师,记者和研究人员在其250所监狱中监禁。但是,当没有人注视时,牢房中发生的事情令人震惊。

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