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RAK prison education programme transforms lives of 5,000 inmates

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“RAK prison education programme transforms lives of 5,000 inmates”

Ras Al Khaimah: More than 5,000 inmates at Ras Al Khaimah's Correctional and Rehabilitation Institution have benefited from an education programme offering over 150 courses since 2011. Its prison library, with more than 9,000 titles, has also earned international recognition from UNESCO. The UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning has recognised the library as one of its leading practices for 2026, highlighting education's role in rehabilitation, personal development and inmates' successful…

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