Changi Prison

Changi Prison, located in Singapore, is a high-security facility known for its historical significance and its role during World War II. Initially built in the 1930s, it became infamous as a place where Japanese forces held and mistreated prisoners of war and civilians during the Japanese occupation from 1942 to 1945. Today, Changi Prison serves as a correctional institution, focusing on rehabilitation. It is also the site of a memorial that honors those who suffered during the war, reflecting its complex history intertwined with Singapore’s development and resilience.