Prosti čas obsojencev v zaporu

diplomsko delo visokošolskega strokovnega študija Varstvoslovje

Monika Frol (Author), Franc Brinc (Mentor)

Abstract

Prosti čas je čas, ki ni zapolnjen z obveznostmi, je čas za razbremenitev od naporov pri delu in drugih vsakodnevnih obveznosti ter čas, ko se človek svobodno odloča za različne dejavnosti. Zaporniki pa so v svojih aktivnostih omejeni s hišnim redom in nadzorom paznikov. Naloga strokovnih delavcev v zaporu je smotrna in učinkovita organizacija prostega časa obsojencev. To še posebej velja za obsojence, ki prestajajo dolge zaporne kazni. Iz letnih poročil Uprave za izvrševanje kazenskih sankcij Republike Slovenije je razvidno, da obsojenci preživljajo svoj prosti čas v najrazličnejših organiziranih dejavnostih, ki jih vodijo zavodski delavci, prevladujejo pa športno-rekreativne dejavnosti. Eden od načinov preživljanja prostega časa v zaporih bi lahko bilo tudi delo z živalmi, ki je v tujini že uveljavljeno, pri nas pa je šele v povojih. Anketa med zaporniki v zavodu na Dobu je pokazala, da koristno preživljajo svoj prosti čas, po mnenju ljudi, ki niso v zaporu, pa zaporniki svojega prostega časa ne preživljajo koristno in kvalitetno. S preverjanjem postavljenih hipotez v diplomskem delu sem potrdila: H1/ Da na področju organizacije prostega časa obsojencev v zaporih deluje premalo strokovnih delavcev; H2/ Da se ljudje strinjajo z idejo, da zaporniki pomagajo pri negi in šolanju domačih živali, pa tudi večina zapornikov bi rada delala z živalmi; H3/ Da bi zemljišča znotraj nekaterih zaporov lahko koristno uporabili za različne dejavnosti obsojencev (telovadnica, manjši atletski stadion, poslopje za kulturno udejstvovanje). Za uveljavljanje novih načinov preživljanja prostega časa zapornikov v Sloveniji predlagam, da se nekatere aktivnosti z živalmi uvedejo najprej poskusno, kasneje pa za stalno.

Keywords

zavodi za prestajanje kazni;zapori;obsojenci;zaporniki;prosti čas;vprašalniki;diplomske naloge;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2014
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UM FVV - Faculty of Criminal Justice
Publisher:	M. Frol]
UDC:	343.81(043.2)
COBISS:	2754794
Views:	1479
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary abstract:	Free time is the time of the day, which is not filled with obligations, it is a time to turn off work obligations and other every day activities. It is also a time, when a human freely decides for several activities. However, prisoners are very limited with house rules and supervision from the guards when it comes to free time activities. The task of professionals in prisons is efficient and effective organization of the free time of prisoners. This is especially true for prisoners who are serving long time sentences. Annual reports of Prison Administration of the Republic of Slovenia show that prisoners spend their free time in several organized activities that are led by prison workers, the majority spends free time in sport and recreational activities. One of the possibilities for spending free time in prisons could also be work with animals, which has already been established abroad but in Slovenia it is only in its first steps. A survey among prisoners in Dob has shown that they spend their free time beneficially, but according to people outside prison, the prisoners do not spend their time effectively. By checking the hypotheses in my assignment I confirmed following: H1/ To little specialists are working in the field of free time in prisons H2/ People support the idea of prisoners working with animals and also prisoners would like to work with animals H3/ Areas within some prisons could be effectively used for various activities for prisoners (gym, smaller stadium, buildings for cultural activities). To introduce new free activities among prisoners in Slovenia I suggest that some activities with animals are introduced only temporary as a try out and later as a permanent activity.
URN:	URN:SI:UM:
Type (COBISS):	Undergraduate thesis
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Fak. za varnostne vede, Ljubljana
Pages:	63 str.
ID:	8728610