Ukrainian Prisoners Pay A Price For Less Crowded Conditions Amid COVID-19 Threat
- By Ray Furlong,
- Yulia Zhukova and
- Current Time
Detainees at Kyiv's notoriously overcrowded Lukyanivska prison, parts of which are 160 years old, have been offered a way out of overcrowded cells with up to a dozen inmates and poor sanitation. But there's a catch. More spacious, refurbished cells, with fewer prisoners and modern bathrooms, come at a price.
