00:00There are nine colors of prison uniforms in Myanmar. Let's see how to distinguish them.
00:03Orange, orange uniform is not a prisoner uniform, but it needs to be detained at the detention center.
00:08The arrested person under the anti-corruption bureau is also wearing orange non-prisoner uniform as identification.
00:12Purple is not a prisoner uniform, but it has been sentenced.
00:15It is the uniform color of the suspect who is waiting for the result.
00:18White, the trial is less than six months in prison.
00:21The interrogation course arranged by the prison bureau must be completed before leaving.
00:25Red, those who have been in prison for more than six months will wear red for the first three months.
00:30After that, they will be changed into other color uniforms for identification.
00:32During these three months, a PPI course is also needed.
00:36After the green and red uniforms, they must be changed to the next green uniform stage, the third to the 18th month.
00:41Prisoners during this period must also continue the second phase of the PPI course.
00:45At the same time, participate in religious or therapeutic community-related courses.
00:48Blue, those who have been in prison for more than 18 months or life imprisonment.
00:52During this period, in addition to the PPI course,
00:54various technical courses will also be arranged to help them master the basic practical skills.
00:59Deep blue, those who have been in prison for more than 24 months, but have performed well in prison,
01:03are likely to be released in advance.
01:04So the model prisoner will change into a deep blue uniform 14 days before being released.
01:08The fluorescent green represents that they are about to be released.
01:10Generally, they can be released after three months of wearing a green uniform.
01:13Red and white, those who wear a red and white uniform are sentenced to death.
01:16Or waiting for the death penalty or waiting for the execution.
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