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Grumpy

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Q: Why are almost all Chinese prisons in Gansu Province?

I just read that 20% of all Gansu residents are prisoners? Are people allowed to visit prisoners in China? How about foreigners. Are we allowed to visit or interview them?

10 years 32 weeks ago in General - China

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Scandinavian

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You sure the thing you read isn't just talking about the very unfair hukou system ?

Do you have a source for this, I would guess there are plenty of prisoners all over China. Doesn't make sense to ship them all to a specific location unless you have some super excellent labor camp there.

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Hulk

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Gansu people shit on the road... lock them all up... get them out of circulation, and the province should improve.

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Englteachted

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It has to do with the ethnic conflicts thing. It is funny how your question does not match the "stat" you gave.

These are 2 completely unrelated ideas.

"20% of all Gansu residents are prisoners"

Why are almost all Chinese prisons in Gansu Province?"

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