Prisons ouvertes, un pas vers la réinsertion

Prisons ouvertes, un pas vers la réinsertion was released on October 11, 2014.

Prisons ouvertes, un pas vers la réinsertion was directed by Bernard Nicolas.

Prisons ouvertes, un pas vers la réinsertion has a runtime of 84m.

Prisons ouvertes, un pas vers la réinsertion was produced by Jean-Luc Orabona.

At a time when France has just adopted Christiane Taubira's penal reform aimed at creating a new sentence in an open environment, a fascinating investigation in four countries on the experiments carried out in this direction. Overcrowded prisons, omni-surveillance, recidivism for the prospect: prisoners often do not have the means to prepare for their reintegration into the free world. Yet in Finland, Germany and Switzerland, nearly a quarter of them finish their sentence in a semi-open environment. A system that is based on confidence and on the work of the inmate, which allows him to rebuild himself, sometimes far from the prison establishment. For an operating cost three times lower than conventional incarceration, these solutions have proved their effectiveness, both social and economic. A message for France, very late on the question in Europe, even if the reform carried by Christiane Taubira intends to innovate with the "penal constraint" aiming to create a new sentence in an ope

Prisons ouvertes, un pas vers la réinsertion is a Documentary film.