The World's Most Humane Prison is in Norway (17 pics)

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It took 10 years and $252 million to built the world's most humane prison Halden Fengsel with a capacity of 252 inmate.
It is spread over 75 acres (30 hectares) of gently sloping forest in southeastern Norway.
Harald V, King of Norway, joined the opening celebration on April 8.
Each cell has a LCD TV and a shower.
The prison has its own recording studio, medical center and hundreds of paintings on the wall, that cost more than $1 million.
People say that life in prison is tough. But not in this one.
Take a look.
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№1 Author: micky mike (5 May 2010 00:35) Total user comments: 884


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omg can be this true?
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№2 Author: jeanbrsc (5 May 2010 00:35) Total user comments: 394


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43 cool
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№3 Author: novalnd (5 May 2010 01:44) Total user comments: 291


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criminal still human, they deserve for a better place to recover
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№4 Author: capitanqueso (5 May 2010 01:56) Total user comments: 92


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Ok that is for the guards but where do they put the inmates?
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№5 Author: Mate2 (5 May 2010 02:16) Total user comments: 0


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I think I will just go to prison there instead of working for a living.
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№6 Author: Patty (5 May 2010 03:19) Total user comments: 1766


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Rough life they have over there.
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№7 Author: QueenFaw (5 May 2010 03:33) Total user comments: 51


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I wonder if it would actually calm down the behaviours of the prisoners. Coz the prisons back here are crap and thats probably the reason why we spawn miscreants.
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№8 Author: Nicoars82 (5 May 2010 03:36) Total user comments: 343


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how much for a bed, looks like an hotel
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№9 Author: Grunt Callahan (5 May 2010 03:43) Total user comments: 2430


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Better than the shit box I live in
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№10 Author: Dallizzt (5 May 2010 04:30) Total user comments: 1467


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this is supposed to stop crime?
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№11 Author: Louie (5 May 2010 04:43) Total user comments: 8189


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prison is not supposed to be human
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№12 Author: fender2593 (5 May 2010 04:54) Total user comments: 0


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There is a difference between humane and comfortable. A prison should be humane but not someplace that maybe better than life on the outside. In the U.S. our maximum security prisons are barebones yet to many they are still preferable to homeless life on the streets.
Great photos though. Really interesting stuff.
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№13 Author: nuts2u (5 May 2010 05:28) Total user comments: 828


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Good comment fender2593.
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№14 Author: shimaa (5 May 2010 06:36) Total user comments: 0


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Why are the prisoners enjoying life better then me?
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№15 Author: rotten (5 May 2010 06:51) Total user comments: 1454


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№16 Author: yotsuya (5 May 2010 07:48) Total user comments: 0


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IKEA
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№17 Author: Link was here (5 May 2010 07:51) Total user comments: 1329


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If I ever need a vacation for relaxation, I'll chose Norway and it's beautiful and extremely cheap prison/hotel! 04 It's not only free but it looks better than most of the hotels i PAID to sleep in!
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№18 Author: Leffe (5 May 2010 07:57) Total user comments: 0


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capitanqueso,

Pic no 12 is the main kitchen and the shower in one of the cells. Pic no 13 show one of the cells.

I'm a norwegian and i live in Norway and i think this is a wrong use of our taxmoney - a prison should not be better than a hotel......
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№19 Author: doxology (5 May 2010 08:20) Total user comments: 1191


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Treat like this a pedofil or a serial killer....
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№20 Author: salsapopo (5 May 2010 08:44) Total user comments: 12723


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this mean that crime is good
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№21 Author: ikei (5 May 2010 10:05) Total user comments: 444


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№22 Author: the_dado_666 (5 May 2010 11:00) Total user comments: 2357


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№23 Author: galz (5 May 2010 11:17) Total user comments: 2043


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№24 Author: Guest (5 May 2010 13:29) Total user comments: 0


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I want to commit a crime in Norway!
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№25 Author: Brielle (5 May 2010 14:04) Total user comments: 0


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Well i have seen jails that kinda look like this on lock up... well it looks like prision would be better than the real world over there!
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№26 Author: choclate skittle (5 May 2010 14:11) Total user comments: 221


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everybody deserves a life. maybe this amazing life here will change them even if 5 out of every 3 million people our changed. you got to start somewhere
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№27 Author: pety (5 May 2010 14:53) Total user comments: 581


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Better than the shit box I live in (2)
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№28 Author: velio70 (5 May 2010 15:10) Total user comments: 1751


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Their inmates are treated very well, but they are also well behaved for criminals. They don't let the inmates get away with any nonsense. It's an environment where the criminal feels like there is a reason to follow the rules. Which makes it easier on the guards and it's actually cheaper to run the facility. Sad that Norway's inmates are better behaved then the average U.S. citizen.
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№29 Author: Josh (5 May 2010 15:48) Total user comments: 0


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Prisoners get this kind of treatment while GOOD people who
are down on their luck, homeless and HONEST struggle?
BS! I say put the prisoners back into hard labor and let the
good people enjoy the treatment prisoner-scumbags are receiving!
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№30 Author: khannibal (5 May 2010 17:16) Total user comments: 4711


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it`s looks like a fake 07
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