Compulsory Prison Labour
Compulsory Prison Labour is a form of coercive labour practice in which incarcerated individuals are obligated to perform work as a condition of their imprisonment, distinguished from other forms of labour by its legally enforced nature and the absence of voluntary consent.
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Involuntary Prison Labor
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On Prison Ethics and Prison Labour
Frederic J. Mouat · Journal Of The Royal Statistical Society · 1891 · 25 citations
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