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06-26-2021, 04:46 AM
Russia Wardens (https://newsbeyonddetroit.net/2021/06/25/russia-holds-miss-penal-system-contest/)
Written By Zaini Maje
Russia’s Federal Penitentiary Service organized a beauty contest ‘Miss Penal System Contest 2021’ to crown the most beautiful Russian prison warden. As the voting began on Wednesday to choose from the ‘most attractive’ female prison guards that professionally lock the jail inmates, the contest attracted controversy as female activists and several on Twitter denounced Russia’s objectification of women. As many as 12 women finalists were shortlisted to be crowned as a lock-up lady of the year from over 100 contestants who had each won the competitions in the separate districts, according to Russia Today.
The women were asked to submit short video clip dancing, glamourizing their profession as well their beauty, in both prison uniform and stylish dresses. “My name is Anastasia. They say that my name comes from the male name Anastas. This is probably why I was always drawn to the “non-female” profession,” read the introduction of the Anastasia Okolelova, a Senior Lieutenant of the Internal Service of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia for the Samara Region.
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Written By Zaini Maje
Russia’s Federal Penitentiary Service organized a beauty contest ‘Miss Penal System Contest 2021’ to crown the most beautiful Russian prison warden. As the voting began on Wednesday to choose from the ‘most attractive’ female prison guards that professionally lock the jail inmates, the contest attracted controversy as female activists and several on Twitter denounced Russia’s objectification of women. As many as 12 women finalists were shortlisted to be crowned as a lock-up lady of the year from over 100 contestants who had each won the competitions in the separate districts, according to Russia Today.
The women were asked to submit short video clip dancing, glamourizing their profession as well their beauty, in both prison uniform and stylish dresses. “My name is Anastasia. They say that my name comes from the male name Anastas. This is probably why I was always drawn to the “non-female” profession,” read the introduction of the Anastasia Okolelova, a Senior Lieutenant of the Internal Service of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia for the Samara Region.
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