Ümraniye T Type Closed Prison and Istanbul Juvenile Reformatory House (Juvenile Open Type)
Ümraniye T Type Closed Prison became operational in 2010. It is approximately 15 kilometres away from the hotel where the conference will be held and within the borders of İstanbul province. It is within the Ümraniye Prisons Campus. There are 3 prisons in Ümraniye Prisons Campus, these are 1 T type prison, 1 E type prison and 1 juvenile reformatory house (open prison).
The prison is a high security prison in terms of technical and physical details.
External observation and control of the institution is carried out by gendarmerie personnel working in 9 gendarmerie watchtowers.
There are 71 MMCs installed in the institution within the scope of ACEP Project. Prisoners can make audio and video calls, canteen shopping, online payments and many other services digitally through these devices.
İstanbul Juvenile Reformatory House (Juvenile Open Type) became operational in 2014. It is approximately 15 kilometres away from the hotel where the conference will be held and within the borders of İstanbul province. It is within the Ümraniye Prisons Campus. There are 3 prisons in Ümraniye Prisons Campus, these are 1 T type prison, 1 E type prison and 1 juvenile reformatory house (open prison).
The institution has 14.584 m² covered area, 13.888 m² general area and consists of 2 buildings, namely the administrative building and the visit admission building. There are 6 blocks named A, B, C, D, E, F in the administrative building.
In the institution where only convicted juveniles between the ages of 12-18 are accommodated, education and training-oriented services are provided. If the juvenile continues their education, they can stay in this institution until the age of 21.The institution has a total of 144 rooms, each for one person. Juveniles are constantly engaged in workshops, courses, education, training and social activities outside their rooms between 08.00 in the morning and 08.00 in the evening.
Besides, there are 10 MMCs installed in the institution within the scope of ACEP Project. Prisoners can make audio and video calls, canteen shopping, online payments and many other services digitally through these devices.