Author : Tom Balmforth
Date :
March 3, 2013
Extract :
« Russia's Federal Penitentiary Service this month launched
an application for smartphones that allows users to send messages and
pictures to inmates held in custody.
Provided the communiques pass censorship at correction facilities, they are printed and handed to inmates within the space of three days. […] It has already delivered more than 180,000 messages. […] FSIN Pismo, which has a logo similar to the Russian Postal Service, began a test phase in St. Petersburg's Kresty and Moscow's Vodnik pretrial-detention centers at the beginning of this month. It will soon be offered in correction facilities across the country. »
Provided the communiques pass censorship at correction facilities, they are printed and handed to inmates within the space of three days. […] It has already delivered more than 180,000 messages. […] FSIN Pismo, which has a logo similar to the Russian Postal Service, began a test phase in St. Petersburg's Kresty and Moscow's Vodnik pretrial-detention centers at the beginning of this month. It will soon be offered in correction facilities across the country. »
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terms : Prison, inmates,
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