Critics Say Green Prison Living Conditions Too Good

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February 2, 2011

China’s first environmentally friendly prison is almost six months old, Reuters reports. The Hong Kong state-of-the art facility has been criticized for providing prisoners with better living conditions than most law-abiding citizens.

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