Țările europene caută închisori de închiriat pentru deținuții lor

Sweden, France, and the Netherlands are negotiating to rent prison cells abroad due to overcrowding issues. Sweden will pay over 30 million euros annually to house prisoners in Estonia, with the first group of inmates already transferred. This agreement aims to alleviate pressure on Sweden's prison system, which has seen a significant increase in inmate numbers. Estonia, with available prison capacity, hopes to benefit economically from this arrangement. The deal has sparked both interest and criticism across Europe, raising concerns about the treatment and rights of transferred inmates.