Abstract
Exploring Prison Rehabilitation Programs and the Factors That Contributed to Former Prisoners' Career Success
Highlights
The Malaysian Prisons Department (JPM) is the only agency in the country that executes sentences but at the same time plays the function of shaping the personality, discipline, and identity among its inmates
This study aims to explore the rehabilitation program of prisoners in Prisons and the causes that cause ex-prisoners to be stuck with the phenomenon of homelessness after their release from prison
This study was conducted based on two main research questions, namely: (1) Whether the vocational training program implemented is the main thrust in the approach to treating and rehabilitating prisoners in prisons; (2) What are the factors that contribute towards successful ex-prisoners in their careers
Summary
Zulkifli (2019) emphasizes that the role and function played by this agency is with the commitment that prisoners who have been rehabilitated, treated, and trained with various knowledge and skills can adapt their lives in society after their release later. The culmination of this rehabilitation and treatment initiative was when in February 2002, a form of an integrated program known as the Human Development Program (PPI) was launched. JPM in its efforts to rehabilitate prisoners This program is seen as a holistic program because it covers attitude, skills, and knowledge elements
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