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'''Corrective Colony No. 3''' is a settlement established by the Ministry for Ideological Enlightenment and the Ministry for the Interior and the Preservation of Law and Order of the State of the [[Commonwealth of | {{Zeed article}}'''Corrective Colony No. 3''' is a settlement established by the Ministry for Ideological Enlightenment and the Ministry for the Interior and the Preservation of Law and Order of the State of the [[Commonwealth of Zeed]]. Its primary purpose is political reeducation by hard labor and struggle sessions. | ||
From its establishment in {{AN|1721}}, following the consolidation of previous holding camps and their surviving inmates, the Corrective Colony has been administered in accordance with [[Humanist]] principles and has become a noted centre of regional excellence for the application of [[Conditioned Social Harmonisation]] amongst the recidivist population. | |||
[[Category: Zeed]][[Category: Black sites]][[Category: Raspur Pact]] | [[Category: Zeed]][[Category: Black sites]][[Category: Raspur Pact]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:46, 21 March 2024
Corrective Colony No. 3 is a settlement established by the Ministry for Ideological Enlightenment and the Ministry for the Interior and the Preservation of Law and Order of the State of the Commonwealth of Zeed. Its primary purpose is political reeducation by hard labor and struggle sessions.
From its establishment in 1721 AN, following the consolidation of previous holding camps and their surviving inmates, the Corrective Colony has been administered in accordance with Humanist principles and has become a noted centre of regional excellence for the application of Conditioned Social Harmonisation amongst the recidivist population.
