UIs institution of East Kazakhstan region held "open day"

Open day-effectively used in the penitentiary system as an incentive measure of influence on convicts. On this day for those serving sentences
there is an opportunity to meet relatives.
Today, the highest security institution of the DIS 156/6 OV in East Kazakhstan region has opened its doors to relatives and friends of convicts serving sentences for serious and particularly serious crimes, and a useful event for relatives of convicts has been held.
A tour was held for the guests of the institution. They visited the production area of the institution, the dining room, the medical department, as well as the premises and bedrooms of educational work. This time, more than 20 relatives came to the colony. The convicts prepared very carefully for this long-awaited meeting.
-After the end of the pandemic, this event will resume, it will be held quarterly for the preservation of socially useful contacts of convicts, the formation of their law-abiding behavior and their further successful resocialization, the convicted person has confidence in the future and confidence that he is waiting for his return at home, which means that he has the opportunity to become a full member of society, - said Kuanysh Agispayev, head of the institution OV 156/6 of the DUIs in East Kazakhstan region.
- I came to my son from Pavlodar, he is the only one I have, and I was very worried about him. Today I saw with my own eyes that everything is fine here, that he is fed, dressed, engaged in art, painted pictures, where he sleeps, how he eats. In general, my son's condition is satisfactory. He was convicted for the first time, and I hope that he will soon be released prematurely," said the father of convicted person Alexey Rudin (name changed), who was sentenced to 10 years in prison for murder.
Relatives who left the colony and came to the Open Day expressed sincere gratitude to the employees of the Penal correction system for the high level of Organization of the event, and also thanked the administration of the institution for the opportunity to visit the institution, see with their own eyes how their loved ones live in places of deprivation of liberty.