Inside Maximum Security - Toughest Prison in Singapore: Road To Freedom | Free Documentary

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Graceson seeks help from a psychologist to prepare him for a call with his daughter, whom he has not spoken to for a year. Khai takes another step in managing his emotions, by counseling other inmates in managing theirs. Boon Keng is granted an interview for a program that would see him serving the last third of his sentence in the community, but will he be able to convince his interviewers that he will not return to drugs? After 20 years, Iskandar is taking his ‘O’ levels again, how will he fare this time? Rusdi’s will be released in a matter of days; will he be able to stay out of trouble, and get released as scheduled? Final episode in the series .

[@ufcpresidentdanawhite5011]

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well, that’s one way to do it, but when I wanna see what’s happening around the world, I just grab my globe and then spin it and watch it as it turns

[@sherry866]

I'm Very Proud of All the prisoners with Schooling and all. And even More Pleased with the prison officers for not hurting or condemning the prisoners, but helping them. Great video. I pray this One particular man has Not Returned to prison. Much Love from America 😁❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@trinitybennett83]

Great series. Very interesting and educational

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Enjoying everyday series so powerful

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[@hardyd.7537]

You Learn The Value Of Something, When You Have Nothing. Appreciate What You Have Today, it could be Family, Love, Freedom, etc... Life is too short for making mistakes and repeating them.

[@poisondwarfnz3837]

. excellent words

[@xtubedude]

This place is heaven compared to Madagascar prison.

[@easycompzeelandold2521]

Singapore has some things other countries really can learn from, instead of letting their inmates rot away they really take care of them!

[@h.rutten2187]

It’s a well maintained neatly manicured political correct oppressive country, time will tell.

[@itadoriyuuji1989]

@@frankfurtur5531 But compared to third world countries, their prison cells looks better.

[@jacksmith7726]

It's good they keep them behaving not screaming and yelling like in brit or US prisons

[@Phjghh]

@@frankfurtur5531 there maybe mattress.

[@BADt0OtH]

Make good use of them instead

[@Star_Dusting]

If only American prison system could do this.

[@luckmanali187]

13:43 inshahALLAH bro you will be free

[@STORMY0O]

America take notes!

[@23priyangshughoshxb76]

i think it is a cna insider documentary having 3 parts and 2 more followup season having 3 parts each

[@skullcrusher8221]

We want more if this new Jail episodes. .

[@pradeenkrishnag2368]

Prisons should be places for rehabilitation centres, not make the offender more criminal and violent when he comes it.

[@JellyBeanssus]

you stole the video from cna

[@Maverickman67]

If it is in Singapore, why do the books they have and the signs are all in English?

[@SetoP0is0n]

It’s our universal language. Sometimes there will be signs with the other 3 languages, Tamil, Malay and Chinese.

[@Vivinovianafebriani]

Official language in Singapore its English Chinese Malay and tamil, English its Universal language for Singapore, everyone must be speak english

[@kassandraahuero7962]

They have similar anti drug laws in the usa but drug trafficking gets 15-20 yrs in prison the death penalty is steep but we have children committing murders now our country is not safe i believe in the death penalty for murder but asian countries are rigid and don't give opiods out for chronic pain suffering i could never handle suffering from no pain control

[@Rykiz_Vidz]

It feels so weird seeing asians in prison. Most of my life any Asians i have met or known are hard working, polite, and super smart. So it is weird seeing any of them as aggressive criminals.

[@hardyd.7537]

Sometimes Life gets so hard that even unwantingly u have to take the steps that u dont want too... Good persons can be found in bad places and bad people can be hiding good places right.!

[@Vivinovianafebriani]

I'm Asian living in Southeast Asian Neighbors of Singapore, Not all Asians are like that, every country has good and bad people

[@Rykiz_Vidz]

@AlfariziZakaria of course, I know that, but here in the US, most Asians, especially South Koreans or Japanese, get treated EXTREMELY well. I've dated asian women, one from Indonesia, and the other was Japanese. When I was growing up all throughout school, the majority of my friends were Asian, mostly from Korea. To get back to what I was saying here in the US, demographically, our Asian population have the lowest crime and incarceration rates.

[@GileadGaming]

​@Rykiz_Vidz well look at who the Asians are in competition with in the criminal department here in the states. It's no wonder they are the lowest crime rate

[@kristensorensen2219]

Another walking tapistry. The daughter would be smart to avoid this sociopath. These guys are going to reoffend. Guaranteed!

[@fedupamerican6534]

Tattoos don’t make you a bad person.

[@holocene2164]

You don't know that. If anything, the Singaporean prison system at least offers good programs and treat the prisoners with dignity, hence decreasing the odds of them reoffending. And tattoos have nothing to do with the character of a person. Good and bad people have tattoos, just like good and bad people don't.

[@art3mis75-jh2qm]

lol you copied this entire video from cna insider, amazing

[@Outofthisworldxx]

Crime/repent/repeat

[@ufcpresidentdanawhite5011]

Hit the Like button to let Free all the Prisoners inside the Prison.

[@Kentucky81]

That is a hard pass.

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[@luctran1540]

So boring