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Prison officials allow a unique look inside Kharkiv corrections facilities
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Ukrainian Weekly, The
04-27-2003
KHARKIV, Ukraine - In a very rare move, high-ranking prison officials here,
usually known for their strident secrecy, opened their doors to
journalists, academics and a local theater troupe for a look inside
correctional facilities in the Kharkiv Oblast and a unique interaction with
prisoners incarcerated there.
The move was the first of the Arabesque troupe's three-part plan to draw
attention to Ukraine's pr...
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