英文摘要 |
In all advanced countries in the world, the criminal policy of prisons is aimed at correcting and re-socializing to achieve rehabilitation, and to minimize the use of force to manage prisons. The management model is also based on humane treatment, emphasizing basic human rights, and stabilizing the prisoner's situation. But in the four countries of the Andean Region (this article takes Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Venezuela as examples to observe their prison subculture and their experience in reforms), the study found that in these countries,“prisoners without sentence”caused prison overcharge/crowding/corruption/uneven distribution of resources and the main cause of the downfall of prison reforms also highlight the incompetence of the criminal justice systems in these countries. In fact, the development of my country's prison administration is currently in a transitional stage of transformation. We hope that in the future, it will still be possible to achieve the ideal goal of“no penalty”in terms of the criminal policy of imprisonment in advanced countries such as Scandinavia. We also look forward to the day when citizens’knowledge of the rule of law is improved, and the whole people should collectively reflect on the direction of the reform of the existing prison administration system and make it move towards a new milestone. |