Behind Bars: Philippines - CIW: Locked Up Ladies | World’s Toughest Prisons | Free Documentary

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[@M_SC]

I agree with KZbin on this

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I agree with Free Doc… I personally don’t care for the blurring but is what it is!

[@billblaski9523]

"One has to compromise" it's crazy how many people don't realize this

[@nataliemscrzysxycoolharris]

Having to blur out the truth keeps us ignorant of the world and its inhabitants.

[@Wutzmename]

Thank you for answering my question. Much appreciated 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Gamertag5714]

Watching these videos really makes me appreciate the value of life and freedom.

[@margaretthatcher6828]

INDEED.

[@zealman79]

freedom cost $1.05

[@moretrash4you]

Elaborate please

[@endtimesclips896]

RIGHT !!

[@izhizki]

YES

[@jagapatto]

My Filipino in-laws help a lot of incarcerated people in Manila. Many truly innocent people are in prison in the Philippines. And many of the police are terribly corrupt. I've met people who were wrongfully accused and incarcerated. The incarcerated can't get a trial until they pay for it themselves. If they are poor, they are just stuck. I am so privileged to be related to my in-laws. They sacrifice their own time and money to serve less-fortunate people.

[@glomiles8382]

God Bless you and your family ❤😊 and be safe @Pat B

[@noteven3085]

Pagpalain ka ng Dyos.

[@Alfredwijaya1]

That’s why the corruption in political n police force need to be change not accepting bribery

[@kazumikaimeymitto2870]

Uhm, not just in the Philippines right, other countries are worse I would say. ✌️

[@adriandlobo]

What is your name and nationality? I am proud of ur in-laws. God bless them. I would also like to do prison visits !

[@danatruly3895]

I got to visit this place for a school trip (Catholic school, it was an outreach program.) We had the chance to converse with some of the women, and my classmate had a chat with an older woman (maybe in her late 50s), who was supposedly framed by her drug dealer son and daughter-in-law. She allowed herself to get arrested because she believed her son had more to live for. Her story shattered me to pieces. That was in 2016, I hope she's out now.

[@nadiashami]

This is heartbreaking

[@ApriFoat]

Drama queen

[@HaydenLycoris]

@@ApriFoat chill edgelord

[@christianemmanuelmanghilav5102]

That was horrible.

[@gertrudesoblepias1542]

May batas n ngayon Ng plea. Bargaining s drugs

[@Raegrae13]

I don't feel bad about prisoners who deserved to be inside the jail. I feel bad for those who are wrongfully accused.

[@jasonblack6142]

Well it looks like you got some dinner work to do then because everyone's programmed it's the societies we live in in the corrupt systems that we live in that make us who we are if we grew up on a planet with a civilization that actually cared about humans instead of profit over people we would be different so don't go get mad at people for doing things whether they know right or wrong except you got some inter work to do

[@manomyth11]

That is where your heart has steered you wrong', one should have compassion before belief or else the truth shall never be seen', God is only present in the light of the world, which is Love'

[@Raegrae13]

@user-lb5fr6nl2v you care so much huh?

[@DANKZI]

Its far from justice. Everyone deserves basic human rights. The primary tactic of the whole system is to make an example out of them. Yet the whole system is failing - even if you shot every drug user on sight it wouldnt be deterrent enough to stop others. We've been trying to make people obey the law like this for centuries. Its so far from trying to rehabilate people to get them to be functioning members of The society. One mistake as a 19 year old sentences you to 40 years in a cage without any rights or even hope of returning back to society. And for the innocents - I dont even want to try to quess what percentage of them are not quilty of anything. Dont get me wrong. Youre right - Ive just watched too many documentaries of people handled like cattle left to cope in hell holes in their own feces.

[@michaelpaulbrownlee8628]

Philippines court systems are so corrupt Your guilty unless you PAY

[@Cxrinae]

I'm still amazed that a KZbin channel produces documentaries better than some TV channels do lol

[@muchtoyearn]

I mean at this point these guys are pros, but yeah

[@batman_2004]

These documentaries are very old. They are not made by this channel.

[@Wutzmename]

They do NOT produce ANYTHING. They NOW buy licensing rights to air them on their channel and that's it. 2 years ago, I had to shame them on every video they added because they were stealing!! They still persisted until I got in contact with the ACTUAL producer, TONY COMITI of the DICING WITH DEATH series, which Free Documentary still shows called DEADLIEST ROADS. They received a cease and desist from Tony Comiti because of it. Because of my actions these producers are now getting the pay they earned.

[@bradleysmith9431]

@@batman_2004 everyone wearing covid masks... Doesn't seem like it's that old.

[@lolitalagao]

"Better" you say? Better in hiding reality, the corruption, the unfair treatment of rich and poor prisoners...etc.

[@crocodile1313]

One thing I always think about while watching these prison documentaries is the risk of fire. Most of the people are locked up at night, in close quarters, and seeing the guards padlock those doors is just scary. The thought of being confined with many others, and the building on fire with poisonous smoke closing in, and all of the doors padlocked is absolutely terrifying. You know most of those guards wouldn't be risking their lives to go unlock the doors either.

[@shadowfilm7980]

I lived in Manila for eleven years. It’s a chaotic country. What sometimes would seem very unorganized to me would actually be a workable system to them. There is only poor and rich. Not really a middle class. All foreigners, like myself, are considered to be rich. So many poor I would see. Everywhere. Yet a lot of them still seemed to be happy. It astounded me. They are a very clean people. For bathing and showering. No matter how poor they were. What really upset me while there was how much corruption there is. The rich don’t really care about the poor. Only about themselves and their families. So much bribery. Police too were involved. Filipinos are generally very nice. Easy to get along. Family is everything to them. Which is common among Asian cultures.

[@celestialgoddess8055]

Very true. I hate the corrupt politicians to the point that I am cursing them!

[@BdworksTattoos]

we filipinos atleast take a bath 3x a day

[@lolitaforeverandme]

no not the money is real freedom.. the real freedom you are in a paradise, no pain no hunger, no fear, no money, no law, this world is not a paradise anymore, over populated, war, doing crimes, money,

[@MsKirstyanne]

So true

[@1richnasty]

Very well said.

[@pacificislanderbisrock]

a petty situation in the Philippines. while the poor rots in jail, the rich criminals are walking freely. justice is hell in the Philippines

[@tailichuang3856]

True.

[@dhakomodherooherokoko6037]

Justice is hell in the whole world not only the Philippines

[@sussethanastasiasmith2892]

Not only in the philippines! You better watch all this documentary to know more about prison! Not only philippines is the worst!

[@peterhuang1431]

im sure this happens everywhere in the world. not only philippines

[@oliviatamayo2984]

Now check all countries all the world and compare it to the Philippines in terms of justice and what kind of jails they have there

[@kasainda]

The fact that they made the prison looks just like a hometown, street food and everything!!!!

[@rezdog311]

Ikr, wow, that's just like living on the streets for reals except for sleeping quarters, lol

[@abdulrazzaq-r6t]

Hi

[@pecerusty8308]

Better than the prison👮😷👮🚓 in the United States of America😂😂😂

[@Jaime-u5m]

@@pecerusty8308 Prisoners in America enjoy a nice life, they have lots of rights, plus eat well.

[@lahiru_1.618]

You would feel the value of freedom only after you lose it. So much to learn from these documentaries btw.

[@sftita]

When I was little, everything I owned fit in the same size bucket, just like all the other girls in the orphanage in the Philippines. Most kids had a living parent, they just couldn't afford them. My siblings and I were in there because we were being hidden away for a couple of years. We left 2 years after Martial Law fell when I was 8yo and emigrated to the US.

[@monicarichardson2086]

I'm not so sure looking at the number of repeat offenders!

[@lahiru_1.618]

@@sftita Sad to hear that kind of stories. Hope you guys have left that past behind and are living a better life now.

[@lahiru_1.618]

@@monicarichardson2086 Yes those kind of scenarios are questionable. What would be the reason for that ?

[@monicarichardson2086]

@@lahiru_1.618 I have no idea! I watch these shows and hear the stories......I can't imagine going once, let alone going back. I hated being told what to do, when to do it, curfews and so on when I was growing up so going to prison just isn't for me. I love my freedom and privacy!!!!!

[@russellmania9157]

I can relate to this video. My Filipino wife is in prison in Cebu City accused of being an accomplice in a murder 12 yrs a go. The document didnt tell you it takes months and years before prisoners can even see a judge for the first time. We got my wife a good lawyer because if you dont the prisoner is helpless to get a fair chance. She has been in jail since last March and will finally see a judge Nov 22.

[@jc-lw1pm]

Kaya rin masyadong siksikan ang mga kulungan satin is mabagal ang Takbo ng Kaso masyadong bulok ang Justice System natin, madami ang nakakulong na inosente pero kailangan mong magdusa ng mahabang panahon dahil sa napakatagal na hearing laging wala ang Judge laging ma re reschedule yung hearing mo ng napakatagal tapos bandang huli Not guilty ang hatol pero nanakaw na sayo yung napakahabang panahon na nagdusa ka sa loob ng kulungan 😞 kaya talagang dito sa pinas ang Hustisya ay para lang sa mayaman at maimpluwensya!!!

[@roselande9841]

So is she guilty???

[@russellmania9157]

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[@pauldaystar]

🙏🏽Prayers Always Help

[@spiritsaysso111]

🙏prayers the right actions are taken. I hope your wife is innocent and is proven to be 🙏

[@Thatmercguy]

That south African woman has been there so long she has a thick Filipina accent with a hint of a south African accent...whoa..

[@laizaguevarra1984]

Poor debie

[@Thatmercguy]

@@laizaguevarra1984 she's probably still there...

[@lyricsandmoodsongs]

I know someone in this facility. A lot of women are deprive with freedom, overstaying or the paperworks from various government agencies are not moving. Perhaps a future documentary on women who have little time left after leaving CIW either due to sickness or old age. I hope the Philippine government will closely monitor the freedom of the imprisoned.

[@bethewalt7385]

Closely monitor the freedom of the imprisoned?? What??? That doesn't make sense

[@roserabs2878]

All i can say is dont do illegal you will never face any problems..

[@speaktruth9631]

? Your words: "a lot of women are deprived of freedom".........yeah, dummy, that is PRISON. OMG I HATE YOU.

[@Faust_YT]

I just lost half of my brain cells trying to comprehend what you're trying to say.🤯

[@901pics]

What would it cost to help Debbie...how too? Is there someone to write too?

[@jesmesauls5048]

I am from South Africa and I knew Debbie personally she is a very good hearted person I am black but that didn't make her not to invite me 1 Friday night to her house for a barbecue the boyfriend she is talking about helped me with the sleeping Cort for my first born and she is turning 9 years in January. The sad part here is the boyfriend Debbie is talking about has moved on with his life after the first 2 year's of Debbies arrested he is enjoying his life here in SA I don't think he even think of Debbie sometimes though they where inseparable before Debbie went on that trip he was the one who told Debbie to go on that trip😡😡🤬🤬

[@meghandarlin1050]

Omg damn I mean I don't wrong him I would move on after 2yr but I would still hold it down by sending money and stuff the person need!!!!!!!!!😳 😲

[@Moonwashedrose]

Is she really a South African though that accent?! 🤔🤷‍♀️

[@maxwellfreeman4319]

@@Moonwashedrose Accent can change when you in another country for along time

[@Moonwashedrose]

It's not even just the accent - the lexicon, the word stock is very different. Also she was already an adult when she started living there...im just not sure.

[@andrewlopez1616]

Hi jesme do u no any of debbie family has any of them went to see her in philipines

[@sundayoyanda7386]

This prison is supper clean, kudos to the hardworking and disciplined ladies. 🙏

[@nembsuuw4761]

Its awesome to see another prison documentary, its been a while.

[@stormzaba3757]

i believe this is the first prison in documentary thats old and poor but at the same time very organize.. prisoners are clean even with limited resources.. they also have good attitude and helping each other.. it really impress me how good the prisoner are.

[@JitzyJT]

most of the women prisons around the world are clean tbh.......Women are by nature more civilized and helpful to each other

[@RickyRicardo84]

What is a woman?

[@deplorabledave1048]

Thai and Cambodian prisons may be worse. Anyone know?

[@Pasguro]

@@deplorabledave1048 North Korea, Russia the worst!

[@britt6084]

They have a biological female reproductive system capable of becoming pregnant 🤰 & birthing children… breasts produce milk …. XX chromosomes

[@GHOST-xb1ye]

I feel so sorry for that mom. You could tell the heart broken and innocent in her eyes. She reminds me of my mom

[@jojobee42]

Which mom? The one who's pregnant or the one who abused someone's child?

[@GHOST-xb1ye]

@@jojobee42 The one accused of abuse

[@Jongong_01]

@@GHOST-xb1ye nah bruh she jus putting on an act.

[@nisarullah2969]

I agree with you. May she be realised soon ameen

[@bienvenochi]

Free documentaries in 4K?! This channel is next level greatneess

[@bearstudios101]

I like what the prisoners are called "persons deprived of liberty ". So classy.

[@donsolano8830]

Yes and it seems to sound more like the government is oppressing them.

[@jbar6809]

@@donsolano8830 We have a lot of pressing issues. Of course they get the last priority (if at all) than the law abiding citizens.

[@YhangRandomVideos29]

Inmates po dati ngayon PDL na

[@yohan3338]

You can see how Debbie adapted the Filipino accent for such a long time being in prison

[@watersbey25]

Nope

[@rockafellafx4150]

Nah she still has the coloured accent

[@opanababy]

@@watersbey25yup

[@opanababy]

@@watersbey25kaffir

[@Jaime-u5m]

Persons like Debbie I don't feel sorry for.

[@johnsitoy3080]

I feel sad for debie (the south african foreigner). She seems very kind and sincere. As well as she truly feels sorry for what she did but she is willing to fight on and stay positive

[@illacrow906]

Her accent change right? The way she talks is like phillipines

[@rionoviandi480]

Nope for me. She smuggled cocaine, she deserved it. Just like the other prisoners

[@farhanpramadipta1858]

@@illacrow906 yup, when someone has lived in another country for so long, it's normal for them to develop the local accent..

[@FLIPPER1439]

Too bad she can’t be released.

[@stevebrown4486]

@@illacrow906 9 years only talking to filipinos and no access to outside world, i guess not only her accents change, but also her behaviour

[@abuyousefali]

In a country with so many corrupt officials and police, you will never know who is actually guilty and actually innocent.

[@marinefrod7685]

Exactly

[@i-zob7543]

In a corrupt world it is essential to be renewed to be saved by God John 8:36 Freedom is the cry of every man and woman, every boy and every girl. And Jesus proclaimed, "if the Son makes you free, you will be free indeed." When one desires victory over sin, anything unChristlike, God will send His Spirit to manifest that victorious life of Jesus in you. Now is the time to get to the root of evil and sin, and to know God intimately every hour of the day, a life of rest and holiness knowing God will make you knew. 2 Corinthians 5:17 Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here

[@pinkyyyyyy05]

Truth

[@gloriaguererro8911]

You nailed it yes!!!

[@Faust_YT]

You just defined what's it like in most countries.👍

[@Propercornishmaid]

She abused a child but was crying because she missed her own??? Ironic. She's where she deserves to be, as a mum I always find it horrific when I hear of mothers that do these things. They've carried, given birth, nurtured and raised a child but can also hurt a child.... I was abused growing up and there's nothing worst than being left feeling isolated and alone by those your meant to trust to look after and protect you.

[@babyramses5066]

True but she may not have done it. Poor people don't have legal representation there and it's common to be falsely accused. If she did it, she is in the right place but if not she at least deserves the chance to prove innocence.

[@anoneveragain]

she was accused by the neighborhood for abusing the child she was babysitting. so idek man. justice sucks here. whether you are innocent or not, you'll still go to jail.

[@blackwaltz3135]

@@anoneveragain yeah its pretty crazy, my wife heard from her sister that the her neighbors daughter was being molested by the father over a year until one of the other neighbors found out. father was arrested, mother forced the daughter not to press charges so she wouldnt, father was supposably released, idk if thats true but thats what i was told. really crazy

[@cjnem7243]

@@babyramses5066 false accuse?? its common here in ph abusing their children even a babysitter

[@zachary2727]

Yup

[@mariemarz7242]

I am Filipino as well. And I can guarantee that now all there is NOT bad and real criminal. If you don't have money they will point you out even you are innocent 🥺. Specialy you are frighting to those politicians or powerful people

[@EduardoTabunan-k7g]

I am a Christian pastor, we once had a worship service inside the CIW....but some religious organization also have their own religious service once a week. We not only provide spiritual food for the PDL (inmates) but we also bring "pasalubong" (gift) to them like soap, noodles, pen & paper, etc. (but the prison guards will check the pasalubong" first).

[@FrequentFlyer_MIA]

Filipina's are Roses with thorns. Don't underestimate them and their determination to protect their family at all costs

[@laikaquenza4564]

I love this

[@uel786786]

Most sane women love and protect their families reg of their ethnicity.

[@ashleyboyd2764]

My God. This explains so much. I feel for these women.

[@goodbyemr.anderson5065]

you do the crime, you pay the time. Dont feel bad, its like one big party in there.

[@hittrewweuy7595]

Looks like they have it easy , don’t feel for these criminals , one chooses to go to jail

[@ismailmustafa2649]

Indeed a prison that is meant not only to punish the wrong doers but knows human life matters

[@mayanjahashir3103]

This ain't prison, this is a closed city

[@spaceblob6368]

Women's prisons are usually like this. Even in the worst of countries

[@redeunuch2989]

Women prison tend nore adequate than man prison.

[@PrussianFrost]

@@redeunuch2989 To be fair men are typically more violent and aggressive. I mean if I have nothing to lose Id become a monster too.

[@Alexis01.]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kimmoreels7950]

lol true

[@s.m6605]

Lord have mercy! I wouldn’t last a day in that place!😳

[@JDMHaze]

have some faith in yourself

[@baconeggs9757]

@@JDMHaze lol so u want him to be their lol

[@JDMHaze]

@@baconeggs9757 No, I’m just inspiring him to believe in himself

[@baconeggs9757]

@@JDMHaze Oh

[@charlotte5372]

The irony of a woman convicted of child abuse being told that she might meet bad people in jail.

[@heidilefevre2680]

Like she said, she is not guilty of the crime she is accused of. I would believe her in those countries. I think she was housekeeper and I think from that somehow she was accused probably falsely.

[@ImvuSNSD]

@@heidilefevre2680 Eh she could be innocent or guilty. Guilty people also cry when they lose their freedom.

[@pawpotsRS]

@@heidilefevre2680 it's easier to say if you are not the family of the victim, don't try to get sympathize too much with the drama.

[@janinebelleestrada7096]

@@heidilefevre2680 I don't know about that but we had put someone to prison because she intentionally broke the arm of a boy who is the son of one of our house helpers. The woman kept on insisting that the boy was lying and that she was only framed. She kept on crying and even begged us not to but we have a cctv footage of her actually pushing the kid off the railing of the second floor where he landed on his side breaking his arm. The woman was going to pin it on my mother in law because the woman in question is her caretaker. As a matter of fact she is paid better than the other helpers because my sister in law pays for her salary 30k php a month and that's already a lot more than what professionals earn in this country and I think she just wanna lynch off the money and have us pay her for false accusations and that the kid she harmed whom she thought was mentally inept because he got down syndrome but she doesn't realize that even someone like him couldn't recognize the real perpetrator

[@ailenehowat4106]

If you dnotwant to go in jail dnot commit a crime…you know it’s funny some of people in jail they said they are innocent…the question…how about the victim…you abuse….the child you abuse who broke the arms…do you think it is ok…I think what best thing do to you …you broke also you arms and cut your both hands and feet..that’s the best punishment….

[@johncolossians3104]

Where was this kind of system when I was a kid in the Philippines and I was being physically and sexually abused by my dad and cousin, it’s a great country but not the most decent and there still doing old ways. I just hope the system and the whole country will change for the better. So sad to see this I pray for all the people to open up their eyes and mind to have a wisdom and knowledge. Ephesians 6:12

[@N0noy1989]

It will not change. Last election was the biggest chance for a change. Nothing. No hope for Filipinos. If you want to be safe in the Philippines, be rich and well connected. There's no justice here.

[@eatwithcandy7147]

Sorry for you as a child how does such evil Exist. And I wish nothing good for your father and cousin

[@Missstrish]

Wow how humble and sweet your soul is even after all the trauma you have experienced.

[@mezsajacsy926]

I’m so sorry that happened to you, you didint deserve that 💔 best of luck to you 🫶🏼

[@PenguiinLips]

I'm so sorry for your past🥺😭😭

[@ernisialove541]

This is really touching. Giving value to someone is priceless aswear

[@XclusiVThash]

As a South African, I feel sorry for Derbie. But she's got no option other than acceptance and being strong... Wow.

[@jeremymeyer5552]

It was the dumbest idea ever no real cocaine market in the Philippines. She probably got tricked by some guy. She actually got off easy because she's a woman when I went there they handed us a piece of paper that said drug traffickers will be sentenced to death. That means trial, found guilty, hung or shot the same day.

[@zouminlandau6753]

Nah.. she smuggled 8.5kg cocaine from Dubai. Don't do drug.

[@jojobee42]

@@zouminlandau6753 Doesn't mean she ever did drugs. Her boyfriend talked her into it.. Love is blind! The boyfriend was obviously just using and manipulating her...

[@ms.trashcan8187]

@@jojobee42 this is why parents say “if yo friends jump off the bridge will you jump ?” And I bet you the boyfriend is free not giving a hoot in hell abt her

[@inmydarkesthour2278]

Drug crimes in her case do not deserve this sorry not sorry!! Most drug crimes don't deserve this

[@dnzy2871]

thanks for showing us this documentary.much appreciated man.

[@worldatpeace8979]

Just crying 😢 right now! I don't know how I feel seeing all this people in this condition it breaks my soul I wish I could help 😣

[@jboy7339]

This prison lifestyle is unbelievable!! Using water and soap to wipe after the bathroom! And sharing a tiny bed with someone!! How is this prison legal!!!

[@louellarobertson8074]

😔

[@Lee-e2e8z]

@@jboy7339what ya want? im sure u wouldnt like someone who killed ur love ones to sleep in a california hotel bed

[@jamesallen2851]

You should see the mens!! It’s like a storage container with 75 plus men shoved into it and it’s locked with a padlock. It’s wild. Super sad.

[@leon-lm2ph]

Honestly it's better than I expected but it's best to just behave and be good people

[@Jaime-u5m]

Behave and be good indeed!

[@donaldmcdonald5911]

As a Filipino, I know this prison is still good condition. You don't see all the pictures. Hot topic now is the Lapid case. But thanks for featuring the jail system in our country.

[@nimfalaganapan5620]

Poverty is the cause of high crime rate leading to imprisonment...Ang taong gipit...Kahit sa patalim kakapit...Philippine poverty is the product of Pilipino arrogance to reality...PH is not the first country worldwide to combat poverty... Every G7 nation knows the winning formula...It is an open secret formula that China used for decades to become 2nd largest economy world wide.. Control population growth and true economic growth shall follow...Hindi statistics o balita lang....Si PUSA ang economic growth...Si DAGA ang population growth....Hindi mahabol ni PUSA ang DAGA dahil nagtatago sa lungga ng simbahan...Paano macocontrol ng Pilipino ang population growth kung ang paniniwala ng marami ay ang anak o dami ng anak ay blessings from GOD??? The Philippines is the first and only Christian country in South East Asia...but known to its neighboring countries as the SICKMAN OF ASIA....Si SISA at pinas ay iisa....parehong baliw....Ang nagpapahirap sa pinas ay ang mga maling paniniwala na pamana ng mga kastila....

[@brownne2235]

Do you mean the sacrificial lamb?

[@Ultronize]

wag ka na magkalat ng pagiging marites nyo.

[@johndurrett3573]

@@nimfalaganapan5620 China economy is close to collapse. 30% of their GDP is based on housing market. Investors drop huge amounts into these ghost cities that never get populated. The developers have incurred massive debt that they can pay back, only try to get more credit to build more. The situation has gotten so bad that China instituted three requirements to be allowed to get new loans which NONE of the massive construction companies can afford. Not only are the constructions companies posed to fold, but all the investors in those markets are looking to lose...massive massive blow. China has no secret to success, but they are trying. Just please dont hold them up as a success story.

[@droo3010]

@@johndurrett3573 China economy is taking over the world. I wish i seee what you see, but China is taking over in a fast pace. China have borrowed billions to many countries that they slowly are taking over, due to not being able to pay china back.

[@albatalgymsharjah]

My heart goes for Debbie, the 32 year old South African. The way how she talks you can feel she is such a lovely person. Sometimes prisoners are not criminals, they are just naive.

[@cathynabbanja6313]

Ummmmmm

[@shaggy9672]

simp...

[@Dr.ZoidbergPhD]

Yeah, she got used as a drug mule and unfortunately got caught.

[@ghost0224]

Everyone is gangsta until they got caught.

[@PaulineXCX]

Yes I agree she listened to the wrong man and believed him , she’s even lost her South African accent

[@deanlaunder4133]

These videos make me grateful for the life I have

[@InnerLifePhotography]

Where are you from?

[@deanlaunder4133]

@@InnerLifePhotography I live in a small industrial town in the UK 😎

[@alifffffWolf]

I was waiting for new episodes.. please do India, Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh , Srilanka prison documentaries

[@InnerLifePhotography]

Prisons in india and Pakistan are like honeymoon spots for rich criminals. You can even fake your medical to go out of prison and sometimes you may leave the country. Best example is Pakistan’s ex-prime minister Nawaz Sharif who went out of jail by faking it’s medical and living happily in United Kingdom or England..

[@wenmcbrainvansandt5240]

There's a lot of Filipino people who work here on the Hopi reservation as nurses and I bet it's a huge stress relief for them because there's hardly anything out here. Very calm and quiet. So I'm sure they love it. They're also working in other hospitals on the Navajo reservation.

[@samuelschick8813]

Then you better do a background search on them and their nursing license and education issued in the Philippines.

[@wenmcbrainvansandt5240]

@@samuelschick8813 sorry I don't work in that field of work. I'm just a simple Hopi boy who knows nothing

[@samuelschick8813]

@@wenmcbrainvansandt5240, Just saying better check them out. There is a place in the Philippines called Recto. They can go down there and have stolen blank diplomas printed up in their name. Recto also provides college manuscripts from high scoring students. They scan the manuscripts taking out the real students name and replace it with what ever name the person wants on it. The package even includes a " graduation" photo dressed in cap and gown from the college/university. California busted a health home care company where over 50 of the "RNs" had fake degrees from the Philippines.

[@wenmcbrainvansandt5240]

@@samuelschick8813 That Hopi Health Care Center is already hiring all kinds of traveling Dr. and nurses from all over the U. S. and they ended up killing a lot of our people and got away with it. Let alone the Filipino's. It's controlled by the Hopi Tribal Office now. Those people are highly unprofessional and are worse than U. S. Government. Some people call them the illuminati. Sad

[@samuelschick8813]

@@wenmcbrainvansandt5240, Anyone who trust the government or thinks the government has their best interest in mind is foolish.

[@jayr1404]

Actually the women's correctional is way better than other countries, they are free to walk around, work and buy stuff as if you are in a small town you just follow the rules and you'll be ok. Unlike western prison you are treated like prisoners and locked up in a small cell almost 24hrs a day.. And BTW, they have access to kitchen materials like stove and knives coz these women are not violent.

[@sagheer.a4988]

That's what I was thinking too, they are much better when compared to most of the other countries. And also, prison is surprisingly very clean.

[@1richnasty]

You said they are treated like prisoners. And that’s exactly what it is your a prisoner. I did time in California prison’s and if I had to choose I would rather do time in California or American prison than over there.

[@danielmanohar9003]

Roman catholic Church is the most corrupt in the world Not surprising.

[@evilydal]

@@1richnasty agree, food shortage is something commonly experienced in ph prisons lmao

[@danielmanohar9003]

Non Roman catholic countries should use the stick liberally on Roman catholic Church

[@manilograniglia]

Beautiful documentary. Very well done.

[@mssn3166]

I'm going a little crazy watching this. I cannot imagine being one of them in that place! I would lose my mind and sanity. It is torture. Give them a job in prison, better living conditions and something useful to better their lives! Great documentary.

[@ベラおしん]

Ye after. Getting out they could have some saving

[@JitzyJT]

They're in prison not in some refugee camp.......There should be accountability and it comes with lack of freedom and mental torture....

[@valhalla1792]

It is basically a punishment for their crimes but it does make me sad as well as sick to even think about spending time over there 😔 , always appreciate the life , you do not know what others are suffering from 😢😔

[@errarehumanumest0481]

It is indeed horrifying.

[@CherrieHibayainternetjunkie]

That's why never commit a crime. If you want, do it in Norway

[@bettygumilao3236]

That South African lady is so blessed in the Philippines where there's no death penalty.

[@amavic1]

that's the reason they bring prohibited drugs here, unlike in any other country where the death penalty is the name of the game.

[@bradleysmith9431]

Wait, isn't the Philippines known for throwing drug dealers out of helicopters 1000ft up? A simple google search can show this.. she is lucky she wasn't thrown out, maybe being a foreigner actually saved her.

[@robest334]

@@bradleysmith9431 maybe shes not the street pedler type of criminal. She was probably caught with the drugs while at the airport or port. Street pedlers are the ones who are killed on the streets.

[@acevergel1999]

@@bradleysmith9431 well That Was our Ex President Duterte. He has a Habit on doing itm

[@DaveChuaa]

@@bradleysmith9431 Hehe that’s why never do drugs 😊

[@philip2652]

Beautiful Presentation, but heartbreaking for all these prisoners (women), also in the case of Debby who got cheated on and given a 100 percent guarantee landed her in prison, not to Trust anyone in this Evil World of today, thanks to Free Documentary on this episode, let the government and Prison Authorities have pity and mercy on all these woman prisoners and set them free to be with their loved ones once again.

[@PsyphaX09]

I hope she's already released by now and back to her family in South Africa.

[@mariachristina6203]

I love KZbin documentaries way better than TV and it's free

[@teamguiao2985]

when I watched this documentary. I learned something. and everyone should also learn to be good and do good to others. and do not do anything wrong that is against the law. Here I realized more how important freedom is in life. It's so good to be free

[@CMichelleWhite]

It’s a really corrupt system. Even if your neighbor accuses a person of wrongdoing, you can be arrested. Unless you have the finances to pay to go to court, that can take months, and sometimes years to even see a judge to determine if you’re guilty or innocent. Therefore, no matter how good you’re doing does not mean you will not be arrested under these types of laws

[@iJSabelle007]

And the best way to stay out of trouble is to keep God in our lives.

[@-...................-]

The innocent gets jailed while the guilty is praised in this country.

[@ma2i485]

Liberty is the best thing about this sordid world.

[@Jaime-u5m]

Nothing is more freeing than freedom!

[@ngalahansel6066]

As a Cameroonian student in South Africa, my heart went out to Debbie,the 32-year-old South African lady who's been in jail for 9 years now. That's insane. Hope she gets rehabilitated

[@tandraarisandi6680]

Rehabilitate? You mean parole?

[@dedpool_69]

She's hot🥵

[@florida1289]

Ya she's too pretty to be in jail.

[@jamescompany7983]

@@florida1289 for sure she had already experienced sexual abuse from male and boyish jail police... I always believe that life in prison is much more different and far worse than what is shown in camera especially these documentaries.

[@dedpool_69]

@@jamescompany7983 thats hot creep

[@bigstick346]

I am a man, and I know this is about women's prison, but I've been to the Philippines 9 times. I'm a law abiding citizen. Don't drink alcohol or do any drugs. Aside from maybe smoking in a non-smoking area or jaywalking, I don't break any laws. Whenever I'm there, being an American, it's always in the back of my mind about the corruption. I'm concerned with the police, military, and traffic enforcers. Extremely corrupt. As an American, I have a huge dollar sign on my back. Basically a target for corruption. I've had a couple of encounters with police and traffic enforcers trying to get money from me. Their efforts failed, but still and all, they tried. Just something that always concerns me

[@ontheroad5555]

Did you ever get detained during the bullet scam? Only when Duterte became president he put a stop to that bullet scam. I believe he told the prosecutors to take the bullets and let the passengers go. They were locking up innocent people who arrived claiming they had a bullet in their luggage then trying to extort them for hefty amounts of money. If not they were locked up to rot in jail awaiting a trial. I think it's crazy that there is even such a law to lock people up for having a bullet that is useless without a gun.

[@missysung5545]

As a Filipino who's from a Province in the Philippines and having a blood with pure Filipino. I apologize for what my co-Filipino did on you when you were in my country. I feel sorry for the wrong doing of some officials or some person. Again, sorry. I feel like shame because of that situation. But I just only want to say that not every Filipino citizen are like that. There's some good person who's living simple and having a good heart with pure good intentions.

[@quenchtv5436]

If you are in the city no body cares about foreigners but not the other side of the philippines im filipino i dont even feel safe in my own country lol

[@bigstick346]

@@quenchtv5436 I feel totally safe there except for those I mentioned

[@bigstick346]

@@missysung5545 it's not your fault. I love the Philippines and the Philippine people. They're the BEST people I've ever met. A few rotten apples don't spoil the bunch in this case

[@winstonalf]

Filipino women are the most nicest and sweetest human beings on the planet. My girlfriends is a Filipino and I have met several dozen like her . They are so caring and awesome to be with.

[@bethewalt7385]

Couldn't get a wife in your own country, Roger that, dying laughing from the " most nicest" grammatical salad, go Einstein, hahaha

[@BennyS2011]

@@bethewalt7385 Couldn’t, very intelligent of yourself to assume without actually knowing his story to begin with. But you prove his point tbf, nobody likes eating sour grapes…

[@juangringo3906]

@@BennyS2011 Yup.

[@juangringo3906]

Yes they are. They put God and family, especially their husband, b4 anyone. Theyre beautiful inside and out. Its why theyve won so many World Pageants and are constantly being voted nicest ppl in the world in all of the polls. Its not a coincidence 92%+ are Christian. Their faith is very evident and admirable imho.

[@BennyS2011]

@@juangringo3906Amen. I am together with a filipina as well and the way they treat you is massively different. It isn't a competition to see who's top dog. Brings with a lot of peace and serenity...

[@kimpiero2525]

Ive watched a lot of these documentaries and that place is way better than the others Ive seen.

[@majie1018]

That guard said the prisoners are there not because they are innocent and must face the consequences. Little does she know many prisoners who are in prison are innocent! The girl from SA should have pay attention to her parents advice. Anytime someone is going to introduce you to drugs, using or transporting, you are in bad company. Hope she learn something.

[@vareseources]

I am living in one of the most dangerous areas here and no one who goes to prison is innocent. Everyone has a choice.

[@MT-vi4le]

She's definitely not a South African, accent is different, from South African

[@reedtaylor5076]

I am Afrikaans, you have to remember she has been completely immersed there for 9 plus years. Parts of her accent are still there.

[@chestermabanag8590]

Little does she know? That guard has been working in that prison for god knows how long if i were to take a word from the two of you who do you think I'll put my trust into?

[@majie1018]

@@chestermabanag8590 the justice system does err. In those countries I wouldn’t count on it! Ppl are sometimes convicted on fab evidence!

[@Aquadus214]

It's in the middle of the city yet hidden in plain sight. Most local people are not aware of it's exact location. More famous around the area is the Mental Asylum than the Correctional.

[@bertbaker7067]

Y'all got this ladies, no matter what they do they can't stop time. Sending y'all good thoughts and good vibes. Stay strong.

[@oumoujabbi9487]

Watching this episode, tells you freedom is free and the same time expensive. And hope the South African is reunited with her family as soon as possible.

[@ayandadobe5933]

I'm also South African and I feel sorry for her and I hoping she learned her lesson

[@jesmesauls5048]

I also hopes Debbie come out there very soon because I know her personally she is a good hearted person she even invite me once to her house for a barbecue sad part is the boyfriend she is talking about has moved on with his life like nothing has happened he is even dating another girl now he and Debbie was inseparable before she traveled.

[@mnaga9625]

@@jesmesauls5048 why isn’t the man imprisoned btw?

[@ZedwoodEntertainment]

@@jesmesauls5048 do you really know her? Is she getting released anytime soon? How Long ago did this happen?

[@ImvuSNSD]

@@mnaga9625 I'm guessing he wasn't travelling with her, they can't arrest him if he's in a different country

[@broke_youtuber4424]

Honestly the Madagascar jail is truly the toughest

[@beardedlonewolf7695]

I think so too, I've watched the documentary on their prisons, it's insane.

[@Wutzmename]

That is the worst prison in the world!! I've been in prison in California and as unbelievably dangerous as that was, I'd choose to do a year and risk death every minute of every 24 hours back there than do 1 day in that nightmarish hellhole in Madagascar!

[@kinte1870]

Actually there's a prison in Zimbabwe that's worse than the one in Madagascar

[@JBrander]

yep, I've yet to see an episode that tops the one they made in Madagascar. Though I have heard that there are even far worse prisons than that in other African countries.

[@GoldenBoyDims]

There needs to be a Nigeria episode Nigerian kirikiri prison would give Madagascar a run for its money

[@julletteellington8613]

I feel so sorry for her and I don't understand why they didn't investigate it thoroughly before sending her to jail, her neighbor could be making it up just to get her locked away for good..... people do get locked up and it turned out that they were innocent, it's sad that she's away from her child.

[@BernyAV]

@julletteellington8613 These convicts are serving their senteces after having their day in court[s]. Here, the accused goes through the Lower Courts, then the Court of Appeals, then Supreme Court for finality. If you believe that crying convict claiming innocence, I've got a bridge to sell ya, cheap. 😆

[@linzixuan29]

Expensive

[@Romeokonggo]

Most of these woman aren't evil... they just gotta do what they gotta do to survive even if selling a few dough or smuggling a few bags... Some are lucky and some are not...

[@hlengiwefeliciamabuza7354]

True

[@naturalmystics-kd9vt]

It is better to be free and hungry that to be chain and well feed ,🇯🇲

[@MrMustangMan]

better to eat soup with a friend than steak with an enemy.....

[@sheiysomera9628]

I am Filipina , honestly I don't know the life of prison in my country. Thanks to this documentary, now I have idea how tough life behind the bar.

[@JBrander]

Always interested in another episode of World's toughest prisons! And this one looks recent.

[@kingcrypto2910]

it is timed. there is currently a murder case of a journalist ongoing in the Philippines. the mastermind is the Director General of the New Bilibid Prison in Manila. the middleman in the slaying is a prisoner inside the said Jail who was also executed by his fellow gang members by suffocating him using a plastic bag just 2 days after the actual gunman surrendered to the police.

[@lovehurtslunavideos6112]

@@kingcrypto2910 babalik dito magcommnt about Gen Bantag kung totoo man na sangkot sya sa ngayon kasi parang may motivo na isangkot si Gen.Bantag,,haharap nman ata sya nasa kanya kung magtago sya kaya kay Sen lacson tas tumakbo ng senador nanalo pa kaloko di b? 😅

[@kingcrypto2910]

@@lovehurtslunavideos6112 gusto pa nga ng pamilya ni percy lapid idamay din c dating pangulo prrd eh. Dipa kuntento kay bantag lang.

[@FransceneJK98]

I wanna know bout this South African girl and how she ended up there

[@charlieangel9705]

I initially thought that this is an old video and then I realized people were wearing masks.

[@cjyern3129]

Well, justice system in the philippines is very poor! Not all prisoners, committed crimes.

[@msvoyeur]

I disagree with the statement Every one is equal under the law ..Maybe in Utopia but not in the majority of world

[@richelricohermoso2959]

Her in the Philippines rich people and politician is the law...

[@dentyph5169]

@@richelricohermoso2959 that's every country not just Philippines

[@Flower-ck2bs]

@@msvoyeur Not everybody is equal under the law…

[@batmandarkestknight3136]

@@richelricohermoso2959 Hahahahh You still like the frog at the bottom of the well You think Only Philippine is The Only Nation Doing that You So Naive Every F Country Did The Same Has well.

[@maileevyne5000]

How painful it is... To be somewhere you don't wish to be. Thinking about family. But you have to continue daily life.

[@alvip9322]

Great documentary.keep up the good work!

[@kingcrypto2910]

this documentary is perfectly timed. there is currently a murder case of a journalist ongoing in the Philippines. the mastermind is the Director General of the New Bilibid Prison in Manila. the middleman in the slaying is a prisoner inside the said Jail who was also executed by his fellow gang members by suffocating him using a plastic bag just 2 days after the actual gunman surrendered to the police.

[@KnH07]

Is the prison director sentenced by a court? If he is sentenced, what is the motive of the killing?

[@kingcrypto2910]

@@KnH07 two murder cases were filed against the director and a jail officer, the 2nd in command. commentary and criticisms fired by the murdered journalist against the Director General is said to be the primary motive.

[@KnH07]

@@kingcrypto2910 Is there a conviction? I mean did the vourt found him guilty? What is his punishment? When case is filed in your country. does that mean that the defendant is guilty?

[@kingcrypto2910]

@@KnH07 not yet guilty. the defendant have a chance to defend himself on the court. for the time being, the accused is still free. no arrest warrant just yet. what is currently happening now is what we call Trial By Publicity. meaning, the investigators speaks to the media and publicly pointing fingers to the now suspended director general as the primary suspect in the killings.

[@missy183]

Thanks for Sharing this wonderful story. ❤❤❤❤

[@RIDGELAKE101]

I love the free documentaries every Sunday morning. Time to get a coffee with a donut, sit back and enjoy :)

[@billblaski9523]

Lol this channel really do have the most random documentaries from all walks of life. Like today this prison documentary, but tomorrow a documentary about Ferraris then day after that a documentary about Detroit, USA, then after that a documentary about UFOs, then after that a documentary about Queen Victoria from the 1800s

[@abdoali6263]

Yeh enjoy watching others suffering how human are you

[@carojames6776]

@@billblaski9523 Nothing like variety.

[@loribrooks5284]

Interesting how Debbie now speaks with a Filipino accent even though she’s SA

[@naomitilija2617]

It said that she's been in this prison for 9 years, so I guess she's bound to pick the accent. If she's been around Filipinos all these years guess it's inevitable really.

[@RaptorRockDrakeJesus]

Wonder how long she has left?

[@jojobee42]

Yes, I paid attention on that too. It happens, especially for people who's 2nd language is English, their accent can change..

[@Jaime-u5m]

When in Manilla it behooves you to do as Manilla's,,,

[@roz2655]

I really love free documentaries ❤️

[@watersbey25]

Of course

[@julieannmanaloto5838]

My Aunt was once a prisoner there. And she has money that they kept. And one time she wants to get it because she will be released soon. But she died before her released date. She has too many bruises and we dont know what heppened to her. And as for the money its gone.

[@marinefrod7685]

😨😰😰

[@SilverWingGaming]

"MONEY IS FREEDOM" that's the saddest reality in life.

[@lolitaforeverandme]

no the money is not real freedom.. the real freedom you are in a paradise, no pain no hunger, no fear, no money, no law, this world is not a paradise anymore,over populated, war, doing crimes, money,

[@SilverWingGaming]

@@lolitaforeverandme take me with you to the paradise 😇

[@lolitaforeverandme]

@@SilverWingGaming someday we will see each other there

[@donaldtagaro542]

@@lolitaforeverandme That's BullSh*t until we got there.

[@sheshemish5957]

This is the best prison, I have seen so far

[@gaillessard2786]

Did you watch The One with Stacy? Dooley, who came across the pond to check out a women's prison. I believe it was in iowa. It is very luxurious. If you're a well-behaved prisoner in there you have the run of the place. You can pretty much do whatever you want.

[@crocodilemasala7956]

The basics the prisoner is given is much better as compared to many prisons in the world.

[@debmhe4682]

Except the tissue paper. Evrn if i use water to wash i still use tissue to dry my skin. I really hope Philippine prisonas can allow them.

[@Jaime-u5m]

In America prisoners would sue the federal government for not getting toilet paper. AND WIN!!

[@regalpanda4224]

Been waiting for a new prison documentary.

[@mickhead77]

compared to others prisons shown by this channel, this one is kind of cool

[@banjolok6736]

Yeah I see it too

[@neerajsharma7813]

I feel anxiety and obviously feel very bad those innocent by wrongly accused .

[@pressjade817]

I'm from the Philippines. Thanks for documentary this story of the prisoner

[@JitzyJT]

Bongbong just got another journalist killed recently right? Martial law coming back?

[@larrylim8050]

I'm from the Philippines. My friend tailor is poor and left her job in Paras alteration shop to have her own shop. One day policemen in civilian uniforms with photocopy warrant of arrest came to her and arrested her for a case filed by the said company she formerly worked for. They brought a photocopy of the court order. She never received any notice of hearing or anything from the court. The police said this is probably because she lives in a squatter area which the mail people couldn't bring them to her. So, she left her shop and was brought to prison. To bail her, a lot of policemen and fixers collaborate to extort money from her before they release her bail papers. The poor gets victimized by rich former employers etc and by the police people. She's now out of prison and won her case. Injustice is prevalent, at least in the Philippines. The government knows this but don't prioritize resolution to these injustices. The present president owe the Philippine tax agency and the people of the Philippines billions. He still won and non stop argued and still argues presently that he's not guilty until he's in prison. Well, how can he lose his case now that he's the president. His loyal followers are happy. We, who abhor him, mourn.

[@timngim583]

Welcome to the Philippines hahahaha

[@agreonelan2845]

kaya mas talamak na ngayon ang power tripping kasi sa president pa lang no. 1 na

[@purple8021]

And now people are cleansing the Marcos history to make it neat and tidy from the mess it made, truth is Philippines is a a very rich country, a lot of potential to double your money as long as you have the connections by your sides, and to do that you must also keep the other population poor to take advantage in labor cost

[@samuelschick8813]

Larry Lim, : she lives in a squatter area which the mail people couldn't bring them to her. " I live in an upper class subdivision and they still will not deliver the mail. Ever notice your electric, phone, water bills are delivered by the companies themselves and not mail? Wife had a very important registered letter from Manila sent in April a few years back. Come Oct of the same year we still had not received the letter so we asked a friend to check on it. He goes to the post office and there it sits, it arrived at the post office 2 weeks after it was sent. When asked why they did not deliver it they said they were waiting for more letters before but if none came they were going to deliver it in Oct!!

[@cjnem7243]

pls know what estate tax means u seems ignorant

[@aframaco9491]

Debbie, it's not because you are a foreigner to the Philippines!! It's because you are a prisoner! Free people in the Philippines live just like the free people in South Africa, or anywhere else in the world!

[@michaelwilbur4320]

I'm a retired corrections officer, and there are things that happens in the pens that isn't talked about or seen on the outside

[@Jaime-u5m]

Prostitution perhaps, with outside clients???

[@damnu8089]

I wish Debbie all the luck I think she'll do well when she gets out

[@LVQ-so5th]

She could have 30 more years to serve. She seems like a genuinely good person who made one very bad mistake. I hope she gets a second chance before growing old there.

[@Jaime-u5m]

@@LVQ-so5th "One very bad" or finally got caught??

[@adavis3215]

⁠@@Jaime-u5mRelax. No one is saying to give her a cookie & a ribbon. Punishment is one thing but life is arguably disproportionate. Give life to the sex tourist traveling to the Philippines looking for kids.

[@felix4833]

This is the chillest prison from this show by far x')

[@LIBRAGOD90]

I have to watch this stuff to appreciate the small things

[@amygarcia8654]

Oh my...the restroom is so depressing to look

[@Dee-njuguna]

Why am i addicted to watching this videos about prisons i have watched all of them

[@gaillessard2786]

I think they remind us of how wonderful freedom is and that we never want to lose it.

[@mathewdominic3842]

I LOVE WATCHING FREE DOCUMENTARY ESPECIALLY THE WORLD TOUGHEST PRISON..PLEASE DO ALSO MALAYSIAN PRISON TOO.. WE NEED TO KNOW MORE..THAMK YOU.

[@manusiaklon2164]

Malaysian prison is a bless paradise compare to this😇

[@ethanskeyzeroeight5496]

Really love this documentary,more documentary from philippines plsss we support

[@proudmarinemomma827]

They seem to work and communicate very well together, considering how hot it would be and lack of water etc… perhaps it’s only because of the camera crew but maybe not.

[@johnkennedyreyes2634]

Its just becouse there are cameras, ive visited a family member there before its not the same as you see in here

[@donnamanitu8673]

All I can think of is what is going to happen if a fire breaks out at night ? Every door is locked with a padlock and you know the guards will just save themselves.

[@morganjonasson2947]

I doubt that fire will ever break out as the buildings are made of concrete. It's more likely the prisoners die from earthquakes.

[@RKBro-jr1ts]

I had missed these documentaries,thanks for the upload

[@123babubayya]

Freedom is priceless

[@adjeiboateng6720]

It's worth dying for

[@flourishers]

I expected questions like; what brought you here? What are you learning here about the reality of life and the value of freedom? What do you think about crime now? What will you do differently after your time here? What are some of life lessons you are learning here? What are your message to those living in the free world? etc.. Anyway, nice work though.

[@Jersey.D3vil201]

I can't imagine having to share my bed with another inmate. I'm surprised they're not rioting everyday because that could definitely do it. I also can't believe there are people in custody without being charged with a crime. The US justice system has its problems, but if you're locked up, at least you'll what you're charged with and you won't have to share your bed with anyone!

[@Lee-e2e8z]

if u dont wanna share bed then do everything to get away from doing wrongful things or get out of the place or dont even go near to people where there will be a possibility youll be accused

[@chinablue1699]

Have you ever seen a Japanese prison? That place is heaven compared to that awefullness .

[@SefrozaMafuru]

Atleast they have a bed

[@BernyAV]

@memyselfandeye76 Here in the Philippines, prisons are called "correction facilities". You do know the difference between a jail vs prison, also between detention/custody vs serving sentence, right? FYI , we have laws that specifically states exactly how long (12 - 36 hours depending on the offense) an offender can be detained/held in custody. Going over the time prescribed by said law, the public official/LEO will be charged with "Arbitrary Detention" and penalized with imprisonment from 6 months to 20 years depending on how long the said illegal detention lasted. BTW, these women are held in [ PRISON ] to serve their sentences after having been tried and convicted for their crimes.

[@joeldejonge2986]

​@@BernyAVYou can't educate all the idiots.

[@FernandoOrtegaJimenez]

Having a complete control in your life is the power that grow your knowledge stronger than your real self,

[@Mack697]

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[@Mack697]

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[@Mack697]

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[@Mack697]

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[@robie5027]

Personally I've never been to prison but judging it from other documentaries ive watched, yes facilities weren't that great but damn it doesn't feel like a prison with all the cooking, stores and alike. I feel bad for those who were convicted falsely but how bout those who arent? Living like that? How will they leaen their lesson if they are still living the life.

[@mylen5209]

I agree to your comment...

[@donalyndelamen3414]

I live here in the coldest part of the Philippines. I've been to Manila saw different parts of it and I felt like I'm in another world. I wonder why people likes to stay and live there.