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Correctional Service Proposes University Education for Persons in Custody
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The Director General of the Sierra Leone Correctional Service, Joseph J. Senessie, during the government’s weekly press conference, proposed University education for persons in custody. Senessie highlighted the growing importance of education within correctional facilities, noting that the Service is interested in strengthening collaboration with universities and other educational institutions to create meaningful learning opportunities for [...] The post Correctional Service Proposes University Education for Persons in Custody appeared first on Sierraloaded.
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