A labor camp was a penal institution where inmates were put to hard physical work. The Galactic Empire had at least one such facility on Wobani. On the planet of Riosa, Darth Vader himself oversaw the subjugation and the impressment of the population into such camps. The Naboo artist Palo Jemabie was sentenced to an Imperial labor camp, although he did manage to get out eventually.
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| - A labor camp was a penal institution where inmates were put to hard physical work. The Galactic Empire had at least one such facility on Wobani. On the planet of Riosa, Darth Vader himself oversaw the subjugation and the impressment of the population into such camps. The Naboo artist Palo Jemabie was sentenced to an Imperial labor camp, although he did manage to get out eventually.
- The Cardassians made use of labor camps. During the occupation of Bajor the Cardassians ran labor camps on the planet's surface. (DS9: "Duet", et al)
- The Cardassians kept labor camps on Bajor during the Occupation. In these labor camps operation was often aided by collaborators and some of the attractive women from the camps were taken to be comfort women for Cardassian soldiers. Bajoran religion within the camps was prohibited. Conditions in the camps were often brutal and hostile and the camps were often the targets for liberation by the Bajoran Resistance. The Bajoran farmer Mullibok escaped from a Cardassian labor camp on Bajor during the occupation in 2329 and found a new home on the moon Jerrado. (DS9: "Progress")
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| - The Cardassians kept labor camps on Bajor during the Occupation. In these labor camps operation was often aided by collaborators and some of the attractive women from the camps were taken to be comfort women for Cardassian soldiers. Bajoran religion within the camps was prohibited. Conditions in the camps were often brutal and hostile and the camps were often the targets for liberation by the Bajoran Resistance. The Bajoran farmer Mullibok escaped from a Cardassian labor camp on Bajor during the occupation in 2329 and found a new home on the moon Jerrado. (DS9: "Progress") The Cardassians maintained the Hutet labor camp on Cardassia IV, which was overseen by a prefect. In this camp Bajorans, including Li Nalas, were still held for labor despite Cardassian claims all such prisoners had been released. After Li and other prisoners were freed by Kira Nerys and Miles O'Brien in 2370, the remaining prisoners were released and sent home to Bajor. (DS9: "The Homecoming") The Cardassians also used labor camps as punishment against Cardassian criminals. Doctor Parmak was one such person incarcerated. (DS9: "The Die is Cast") The Romulans and the Breen also used labor camps. Fallit Kot was incarcerated for eight years in a Romulan camp for stealing a shipment of Romulan ale in 2362. (DS9: "Melora") When Tallera questioned Picard (as Galen) about his actions aboard Arctus Baran's ship in 2370, he refused to answer her as they weren't in a Romulan labor camp. (TNG: "Gambit, Part II" ) In 2366, the Breen attacked the Cardassian transport ship Ravinok and used its crew to mine dilithium on Dozaria. (DS9: "Indiscretion")
- A labor camp was a penal institution where inmates were put to hard physical work. The Galactic Empire had at least one such facility on Wobani. On the planet of Riosa, Darth Vader himself oversaw the subjugation and the impressment of the population into such camps. The Naboo artist Palo Jemabie was sentenced to an Imperial labor camp, although he did manage to get out eventually.
- The Cardassians made use of labor camps. During the occupation of Bajor the Cardassians ran labor camps on the planet's surface. (DS9: "Duet", et al)
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