Cuban passion for science and humanity by Abd Razak, Dzulkifli

“…And of late, Cuba has indirectly come into the picture as a place where American prisoners are still being held at Guantanamo Bay military prison dubbed Xray Camp. But to appreciate what Cuba is all about is to know its history. …”
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Un établissement pénitentiaire singulier dans «l’archipel punitif» de l’armée française en Algérie : L’établissement des fers de Douera puis de Bône (1855-1858) by Nadia Biskri

“…Unique among the punitive structures of the French army in Algeria, the establishment of chain imprisonment in Douera / Bône, testifies to the permeability of the civil and military prison systems in a context of sharp conflict of competences between military and civil authorities. …”
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Quand Bradley Manning devint Chelsea. De la NBC à Wikipédia, l’espace public comme scène d’une transition de genre by Fabienne Malbois, Léonore Cabin

“…Indeed, on the 22nd of August 2013, Bradley Manning, a former US Army intelligence analyst incarcerated in an American military prison for having delivered confidential cables to WikiLeaks, let the public know through a statement sent to NBC that he had always been a woman. …”
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The Image of Biysk in Fiction

“…The analysis of fiction texts made it possible to identify and describe the main figurative models of the city: military prison, prison, city of mud, antithesis of the village, hell – paradise, and city-mediator. …”
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Bourguiba d’une prison l’autre by Antoine Hatzenberger

“…Inscribed in the colonial geography of penitentiaries in South and North Tunisia, civil jails, military prisons, house arrests, as well as in the histories of Second World War and of the last struggle for independence, these periods are recomposed chapters of the history of the Tunisian national movement. …”
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Война и плен в контексте романа Леонида Ржевского Между двух звезд by Joanna Mianowska

“…Particularly noteworthy in the novel Between Two Stars is the diary of the Russian commander of the camp for military prisoners Kozhevnikov (his assistant is Zariazhskij, the writer's alter ego) and the third part of the novel - the diary of Volodi Zabotin. …”
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Finding and Counting Difficult to Reach Population Groups in the UK (and other Developed Countries) by Roy Carr-Hill

“…Methods (including data) Estimates of the numbers are provided (globally and in the UK) in difficult-to-reach categories: homeless/street children, care homes/hospitals, military, prisons, refugees and illegal immigrants, gypsies/travellers, urban slums. …”
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