Death Coffins, Mongolia's toughest jail sentence

The prison is known as a place created for the purpose of punishing inmates who commit crimes. Caged in a certain place so they will be deterred against their crimes. The punishment that is applied also depends on the crime they committed. Sometimes there are punished or imprisoned in jail 2-10 years, lifetime and some even to death. But sometimes there are prisons that do not recognize human rights law.

In some areas or countries, prisons are identified with enclosed spaces with iron bars. In contrast to the prison surrounded by a wooden fortress located in Prison of Urga, Mongolia. Prior to 1920, Mongolian prisoners often received the death penalty for the crimes they committed. The prisoners in brackets in a wooden box measuring approximately 1m x 1.2m for years.

It is clear that the prison punishes criminals by locking them in a decent or even very small wooden box. The prisoners were locked up in order to be deterred. They receive food from a small 6-inch diameter hole and the box is only cleaned about 2 to 3 weeks. Circumstances in the box was very dark and cold at night

The very small size also makes the prisoners can not straighten the body or lie comfortably in the wooden box so that they are in a state of half lying for people who have a tall and long body. Ironically, at the turn of the winter season the prisoners were not given warm clothes to warm the body because the guards did not want to pay for the prisoners, consequently many prisoners who could not continue his life.

That's the prison with the toughest punishment quoted from kumparan.com. Therefore we must guard the action so as not to do anything or do evil that can harm others. In Indonesia, it should be with a simple prison of detention detainees against their crimes. Then what if Death Coffins is applied Indonesia, do you agree? Hopefully useful and can increase knowledge generally.