Yesterday I wrote Gonzalo Moure, a great friend and a better writer, to seek my help regarding a matter. Email to transcribe the information is firsthand and I invite you to the divulgéis and will join me in the cause:
"I do exciting recently in a meeting with students of 4 º ESO A and B of the Institute of Santa Maria del Mar, La Coruña. There, under a Pillar gentle tutelage, developed many initiatives, usually around to reading. Among other things, maintain active contact with the inmates of the women's prison in La Coruña, especially with his blog, Chicass10 . And in the meeting when this issue came out, I remembered something I had seen in the Criminal Dueso: prisoners are not free Internet surfing. All we committed in the Santa Maria del Mar to try to draw attention of society on this issue. It is spread the following statement to collect the most possible signatures, so if someone you like, you can send to your contacts, and we're picking up on my email gmt7258@wanadoo.es firms. Put, please name, occupation and ID .
This is the text, provisional in case anyone wants to add something important, the manifest:
"Students, writers, readers, people concerned about the culture and freedom, justice and truth, we claim a space of freedom for the prisoners. We ask that you open Internet window to the prisoners of our country, reducing his punishment to physical deprivation of liberty, but not limited for thought. Internet is now an indispensable tool for the study and knowledge. We believe that impede the free navigation of the prisoners is dramatically separated from social reality, is to reduce it to the passive reception of the written culture, television and radio without the capacity for self-expression. Aware of the need to control for certain prisoners for certain other crimes, we assume that freedom of navigation must have both input filters for certain content, such as pornographic or violent, and output. Input filters are available for all software and computers, but to set output filters must create mechanisms control. But leaving out both the receipt of content and the possible departure of others in the same class, which provides Internet space for rehabilitation and training of prisoners is infinite. Nor do we believe that it is easy, nor simple, and may not even once. But ask the government and relevant agencies such as the Directorate General of Prisons, a joint reflection to find the way of true social rehabilitation of prisoners, while knowing that the Network is now a large part of society. "
Gonzalo Moure
