The Prison Service was officially established on August 25, 1931 after the separation of the Police and Prison Forces. Despite having the responsibilities of protecting the security and property of foreigners, before 1931 the Police Force also performed Prison functions as they were according to the colonial interpretation and purposes. The Prison Service when it was established was called the Prison Department where its activities remained the colonial ones of torturing prisoners along with hard labor regardless of whether it was beneficial to them or to the Nation. The Prison Service in the 1990s established its vision and role according to the various changes that occurred. The vision of the Prison Service is to be a highly specialized criminal correctional service operating in accordance with the principles and standards set by the National and International. The role of the Prison Service is to effectively carry out its responsibilities in strengthening the protection of society through the management of imprisonment and the supervision of offenders, prison services, programs and services that address the needs of the rehabilitation of offenders and policy advice on crime prevention and the handling of offenders. By housing prisoners in a safe environment, the Prison Service aims to protect society from these criminals and thus enable them to participate fully in various productive activities for achieving economic and social development. In addition, through the provision of rehabilitation programs and training in productive and protective activities, the Prison Service aims to enable criminals to abandon bad behavior.
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