Class IIA Banyuwangi is a temporary house for 926 binaans who live their sentences. Behind the jeruji iron, their life is not only about redeeming errors, but also learning and trying to be a better personal.
As part of the coaching program, the narapidanas are equiped various skills that can be eternal when they have completed the lasting and re-equent. One of the most prominent is a typical training. With full of perseverance, they create a distinctive batik artwork named "Jeruji" as a travel symbol and hope.
Even there are 7 batik motifs that are officially recorded in Intellectual Property Rights (HAKI) including gandrung motives, blufire wayang, Jenon auctions, coffee flowers, silhouettes, Jenon wayang and dead wood blufire that the results of the work of the binaans are legally recognized and have the selling value in the market.
A number of elderly people in Lapas class IIA Banyuwangi, East Java
The color of building makes the pattern of batik gandrung jeruji
When the holy month of Ramadan, the atmosphere in Lapas turned into more religious. The fosters take advantage of their time to be closer to God. religious activities such as hawking prayers, Al-Qur’an tadarus, until the climbing competition became part of their dailyity. Not only that, as a manifestation of their courage and dedication to religion, the fosters in Lapas made the giant Al-Qur’an that began in the Nuzul Quraan’s warning, a monumental work that reflects their perseverance and spirit in filling time with positive activities.
The Minister of Imirgation and Accompaniment provides a special direction in the month of Ramadan so that each Lapas creates a conducive atmosphere of Ramadan and provides greater access to the fosters to improve religious deepening as well as ensuring their rights are well fulfilled during the lasting period.
Head Lapas Banyuwangi Mohamad Mukaffi said, as an effort to increase the independence of binaan residents after free, Lapas class II Banyuwangi runs an entrepreneurial coaching program in the UMKM sector in line with the direction of the president in order to each institution including a entrant and supporting the resilience and national economy.
The color of binaan embed batik and copyright certificate in the class Lapas IIA Banyuwangi, East Java
The color of the haircut in Lapas class IIA Banyuwangi, East Java
Behind the efforts of coaching carried out, Class IIA Banyuwangi draws a major challenge, one of which is a problem over capacity. With an ideal capacity of only 260 people, this draw has been inhabited about 926 people. This density is certainly a constraint in various aspects, ranging from comfort, health, to the effectiveness of coaching. However, Lapas will continue to strive to provide the best service and ensure each nurturing citizens get their rights.
Life in Lapas Class IIA Banyuwangi is not just about undergoing punishment, but also about changes, expectations, and second opportunities. In the presence of a variety of coaching programs, ranging from training skills to religious activities, the hopes that the fosters can come out of Lapas with a fairly calorie to live better life in the middle of society.
PHOTO and Text: Budi Candra Setya
The color of the building of volly ball in Banyuwangi class IIA Banyuwangi, East Java
The color of the Javanese class is located in East Java
Editor : Yusran Uccang
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