In the prison in Alphen aan den Rijn, a group of inmates is threatening to riot. They have been ‘cooped up’ daily for three weeks, which means they can only leave their cells for one hour a day. The cause is a severe staff shortage, the Dutch Correctional Institutions Agency (DJI) confirms.
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In the prison in Alphen aan den Rijn, a group of inmates is threatening to riot. They have been ‘cooped up’ daily for three weeks, which means they can only leave their cells for one hour a day. The cause is a severe staff shortage, the Dutch Correctional Institutions Agency (DJI) confirms.
In the prison in Alphen aan den Rijn, a group of inmates is threatening to riot. They have been ‘cooped up’ daily for three weeks, which means they can only leave their cells for one hour a day. The cause is a severe staff shortage, the Dutch Correctional Institutions Agency (DJI) confirms.