"Island of Perversion: Convicted Sex Criminals Quarantined on a Remote Island, Learning New Behaviors and Social Reintegration".
On a remote and isolated island, a unique prison system houses convicted sex criminals from all corners of the globe. Transformed into an open-air prison, this island is governed by strict rules and constant surveillance, guaranteeing the safety of residents and the rehabilitation of offenders.
Prisoners are divided according to the seriousness of their crimes and follow therapeutic and educational programs focused on recognizing their mistakes and learning new behaviors. Working collectively to produce goods and services, inmates develop useful skills and contribute to the economic life of the island, thereby promoting a sense of purpose and personal accomplishment.
However, the island's isolation and concentration of sex offenders pose complex ethical and societal questions. How can these individuals be reintegrated into society once their sentence has been served? Is the treatment meted out on the island enough to guarantee public safety? These questions highlight the need to approach the issue of sexual crime with nuance and compassion, rather than stigmatization and exclusion.