Inside the Segregation Unit in Prison

Synopsis

Solitary confinement in Britain's toughest prisons serves as a controversial method for managing the most dangerous offenders. Inside the segregation unit, the psychological impact on inmates raises critical questions about the effectiveness and ethics of such isolation. The program features firsthand accounts from both prisoners and correctional officers, highlighting the daily realities of life in these units. Additionally, it examines a historical prison experiment aimed at finding alternative approaches to handling violent behavior, prompting a reevaluation of current practices.