Human Rights Journal, Inc. Proposes a Project to End the Abuse in Our Prisons
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According to Anselmo L. Alliegro, a director at the newly created firm, “the United States has the largest prison population in the world, and the second-highest per-capita incarceration rate.We reserve the right to disseminate findings via news releases, including the cooperation received from responsible authorities.” “The Florida prisons system in particular has a significant problem that should be addressed via a civilian panel, independent investigators, and the legislature.HRJI’s projects fits right into the mix to fix what seems to be a prison industry that spiraled out of control,” said Carlos Tolentino, a veteran investigator.Miami, FL, May 01, 2015 --( PR.com )-- A group of seasoned investigators appalled at what they have experienced while visiting imprisoned clients and by media reports on U.S. prisons have registered Human Rights Journal, Inc., a Florida based not-for-profit organization to survey and validate testimonials obtained from former-prisoners and their families.According to Anselmo L. Alliegro, a director at the newly created firm, “the United States has the largest prison population in the world, and the second-highest per-capita incarceration rate.We reserve the right to disseminate findings via news releases, including the cooperation received from responsible authorities.”“The Florida prisons system in particular has a significant problem that should be addressed via a civilian panel, independent investigators, and the legislature.