"Our place here, including where we sleep, is really cramped."With those words, Edgar, 39, summed up his daily life inside Navotas City Jail, an understatement of the Philippine capital's most congested detention facility for suspected criminals awaiting completion of their court trial."If some would like to take some rest, we have to take turns due to lack of space, and that's irritating," the detainee, who is facing illegal drugs charges, said.When Kyodo News in mid-February visited the jail, located northwest of metropolitan Manila, the facility's congestion rate stood at 2,362.50 percen…READ FULL ARTICLE
