Prison strike

Okay kiddo, let me try to explain what a prison strike is. Do you know what a strike is? It's when a group of people who work together decide to stop working until they get what they want. Well, a prison strike is when a group of people who are in prison decide to stop doing certain activities until they get what they want.

Now, you might be wondering why would people in prison want to strike? You see, sometimes people in prison are treated badly or unfairly. They might not get enough food to eat or they may be forced to work for very little money. They might also be punished for no reason or not given the same rights as other people. This can make them feel really bad and unhappy.

So, to make sure that they are treated better, people in prison might go on a strike. This means that they will stop doing certain activities, like going to work or participating in programs in the prison. They might also refuse to eat or talk to prison staff until they get what they want.

The people on strike will usually make a list of things that they want to change or improve. They will send this list to the people who run the prison or to the government. If the people in charge listen to their demands and make some changes, then the strike will end.

The reason why a prison strike is important is that it shows the people in charge that the people in prison are not happy with how they are being treated. It also helps to raise awareness about the issues that people in prison face.

So, in short, a prison strike is when people in prison stop doing certain activities until they get what they want. It's important because it helps to improve the conditions for people in prison and raise awareness about the issues they face.