đź’¨ Abstract
The article discusses the growing number of elderly women in Japanese prisons, particularly those aged 65 and older. This trend is linked to broader social issues such as poverty and isolation among Japan's aging population. Many of these women are imprisoned for theft due to financial instability. Prison provides basic needs, care, and healthcare, making it an appealing alternative for some seniors.
Courtesy: theprint.in
Summarized by Einstein Beta 🤖
Suggested
Chandigarh admin cancels leaves of employees amid Indo-Pak conflict
Two-day Delhi Assembly session from May 13
Always expected show like 'Suits LA' will come with some pressure: Bryan Greenberg
UP: Emergency khap panchayat on May 10 to discuss post-Operation Sindoor developments
Chopra, Rohit, Kohli back Indian armed forces amid escalating conflict with Pakistan
PM Modi dials Gujarat CM, inquires about state's preparedness and safety measures
Alt DRX Raises $2.7 Million in Pre-Series A Round, Backed by Global Investors
PM hails Maharana Pratap on his birth anniversary
TRAI for 4 pc annual revenue plus Rs 500 as spectrum fee for satcom operators
Bengal: Many private schools declare early summer vacations from May 9 after Mamata’s plea
Powered by MessengerX.io