소년원의 코로나 19 대응 실태와 개선방안 연구
Juvenile correctional facilities’s response to COVID-19 in South Korea
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The covid-19 pandemic influences all the aspects of society including operations of juvenile correctional facilities in South Korea. The purpose of the current study is to examine changes in population, regular programs, and extracurricular activities of the juvenile correctional facilities. According to the results, there was no significant changes in the total number of inmates, admissions, and the ratio of early releases among the total releases since the outbreak of covid-19, indicating that reducing the population of facilities was not considered to limit the spread of covid-19. Regular programs, such as education, vocational/training, and character-based (rehabilitation, social skills) programs operated during the pandemic because the programs were managed by residential staffs. However, activities run by non-residential staffs or outside facilities, such as religious services and community activities were almost stopped since February 2020. Face-to-face visitations were limited, while phone calls significantly increased since the onset of covid-19. Discussions and implications of the results are provided.
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The covid-19 pandemic influences all the aspects of society including operations of juvenile correctional facilities in South Korea. The purpose of the current study is to examine changes in population, regular programs, and extracurricular activities of the juvenile correctional facilities. According to the results, there was no significant changes in the total number of inmates, admissions, and the ratio of early releases among the total releases since the outbreak of covid-19, indicating that reducing the population of facilities was not considered to limit the spread of covid-19. Regular programs, such as education, vocational/training, and character-based (rehabilitation, social skills) programs operated during the pandemic because the programs were managed by residential staffs. However, activities run by non-residential staffs or outside facilities, such as religious services and community activities were almost stopped since February 2020. Face-to-face visitations were limited, while phone calls significantly increased since the onset of covid-19. Discussions and implications of the results are provided.
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