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Journalist Artan Hoxha, speaking about "escorts" who go to special meetings with convicts, said that this topic has received great attention due to the names being mentioned and its sensitive nature.
According to Hoxha, the problem lies in the way in which entry into prison institutions is justified, where in some cases forged documents or false presentations such as family members, nurses or other possible roles are used.
"In itself, it is a type of news that gets a lot of attention, also because of the names that are being mentioned. It is a relationship that is carried out between two parties. It is not legal for someone to be put in prison, but they cannot force you in. The (escort) who goes in there has agreed to go. They have agreed for friendship, for company, for payment, this is another matter, mainly in the most serious cases for payment. And they arrange this by falsifying documentation. They do it either as relatives, because the law has clearly defined: you will meet your family members who are your own. I have said other times that they have also been put in there as psychologists! Now, the form in which they put her in… they choose whatever they want. If the prison director has 'good sense' (understanding), it is simply a matter of etiquette. But he can say: 'We will send a nurse to measure her blood pressure because she has blood pressure fluctuations'. We have had employees who were in there who became pregnant in prison, because "They don't even use protective equipment. Now, is there a violation? Yes, there is a violation of the regulations. Even in the cell, one eats raw food and the other eats prison food. So they are not the same. Among equals, there are some who are more equal. So, if you allow one... we saw the gyms there, we saw the Peqin prison, where even cauldrons of raki were caught inside. (A convict) was killed there with life imprisonment, in the place that was supposed to be the safest," Hoxha said on "Now".
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