A virtual reality tour of solitary confinement helps religious groups rally for a ban
People experience a sample of life in solitary confinement with the help of virtual reality glasses and headphones presented by the National Religious Campaign Against Torture during the Ecumenical Advocacy Days on April 22, 2018, in Washington. Photo courtesy of NRCAT
(RNS) — Solitary confinement is a growing concern for religious groups across the country that have come to adopt the now common nomenclature for the practice: torture.
