英文摘要 |
The literature and prison administration practices in Taiwan rarely discuss the legal nature of the inmate's work, such as whether the inmate has the obligation to work? Or does the inmate have the right to request work opportunities? What is the purpose of the prisoner's work? What are the modes and boundaries of its practice? Whether the laws of other social security mechanisms can be applied to issues such as the labor of the inmates are not adequate. Secondly, the income of the inmates in prisons in Taiwan is extremely low, and it is difficult to cope with the expenditures on the daily necessities of supervision. This has always been a problem. Therefore, this article describes Germany's and related international conventions on the legal nature of the inmate's work, the purpose of the inmate's work, and the boundaries of the practice. It is supplemented by a description of the wage practice of the inmates in Germany and other countries, and the German model of practice based on the work of the inmates under the goal of Resocialization. It is hoped that by introducing foreign legal systems and experiences, it will serve as a reference for discussion on the subject of the inmate's work and income in Taiwan. |