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Because incarceration works for a reason. just like walls work. and men and women are different. you know, basic truths that have withstood the test of time these aren't concepts embraced by the left destroyed and rebuilt to celebrate, you guessed it, themselves they don't care that you and your family could be hurt in that process. the world revolves around liberals until they are the victim of a crime. they don't care. democrats would rather have criminals just tell them about their feeling so they can work through their own savior complex. meanwhile, i was the one who saved the world they w...

Of women and children arriving, the risks are certainly on the rise. organised crime isn't the only menace. some refugees are forced to work for free, others to have sex in exchange for lodgings. the displaced and the vulnerable need our protection. katya adler, bbc news, on the polish—ukrainian border. away from ukraine, i want to tell you about this story. a group of investigators have put together a 3—d computer model of what a north korean detention centre looks like — giving us, for the first time, an idea of life inside one of the world's most notorious prison systems. the bbc�*s...

And organ traffickers are already active here. this is a region where there are well—established trafficking networks in place. at a time of growing numbers of women and children arriving, the risks are certainly on the rise. organised crime isn't the only menace. some refugees are forced to work for free. others to have sex in exchange for lodgings. the displaced and the vulnerable need our protection. katya adler, bbc news, on the polish—ukrainian border. away from ukraine, i want to tell you about this story — a group of investigators have put together a 3—d computer model of what a...

The images are simultaneously striking and terrifying. A raging grassfire that is shooting flames into the sky and destroying nature around it and lapping perilously close to the fences around Central NSW’s Lithgow Correctional Centre. As local residents were evacuated and highways were closed to protect public safety when the fire raged out of control just before Christmas in 2019, 400 prisoners remained detained. By Julie Edwards

BATON ROUGE, La. - As the state Department of Corrections pushes to create a more diverse and inclusive leadership team in an industry historically dominated by White men, officials announced