A Native American prisoner sues over a doctored ID card, an Italian fortress jail keeps its theatre tradition, a remand prisoner in Dublin loses an eye, and lightning injures 16 in Ohio.
A former prisoner in Georgia is suing after losing a hand, Belgian prison staff have gone on strike, Ireland has hundreds sleeping on cell floors, and a Briton describes conditions in Cambodia.
A jail in Santa Catarina uses a flock of territorial geese to deter escapes, while men at a Nevada prison prepare wild horses and burros for public adoption.
A US sheriff has defended serving isolated prisoners the same meal three times a day, while Irish inspectors praised photographs of countryside fixed to Cork Prison's fences.
Prison officers in South Australia walked out over pay, Thailand opened a corruption inquiry after a raid on a Bangkok jail, and prisoners in France and Italy escaped down knotted sheets.
