This is a list of prisons and detention centres within Guangdong province of the People's Republic of China.
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| Huanggang Cement Plant | 1951 | Prison has set detention facilities at Huanggang, Shanjiao, and Shichang, with 15 prison sections | |||||||||
| 1988 | Formerly known as Xinzhou Prison, began imprisoning foreigners in 1989. They are mainly from South East Asian countries, including Indonesia and Malaysia. Others are from African countries such as Ghana and Nigeria. Inmates from Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau are also housed here. | ||||||||||
| Fuwan Xijiang Manganese Mine | 1958 | Originally called Xijiang Mengjiang Laogai Farm | |||||||||
| Xi'an Farm | 1957 | Since the time of the prison's establishment, it has housed nearly 20,000 prisoners (information may be outdated). Has 13 prison sections. | |||||||||
| 1980 | Has ten prison sections | ||||||||||
| Wentang Farm | 1978 | Resulted from the merger of two prisons, one of them having been established in 1962; holds 4,000 prisoners | |||||||||
| Yingding Tea Factory; Minhai Clothing Factory | 1951 | Large-scale prison, was put under management of highest-level authorities of Jiangmen City Bureau of Justice | |||||||||
| 1963 | By October 2003, the prison had held more than 69,540 prisoners | ||||||||||
| Clothing Factory | 1951 | Only prison in Chaoshan area, originally known as Jieyang County Public Security Bureau Labor Reform Company; held the name Guangdong Dongjing Labor Reform Detachment from 1987 to 1995. | |||||||||
| 1951 | Formerly known as Guangdong Prov. Changle County Laogai Section and Zhongshan Farm, among others. | ||||||||||
| Lianping Prison Tea Manufacturing Plant | 1972 | Covers 7 km², has 2 detention centres: Prison Detention Center and Yangtang Detention Center. Formerly called Huiyang Region Liantang Laogai Farm | |||||||||
| 1952 | |||||||||||
| Jiaying Machine Factory | 1951 | ||||||||||
| Guangzhou | 1995 | Has 15 prison sections | |||||||||
| Luojiadu Coal Mine; Guangbei Tea Farm | Its predecessors were Shaoguan District Huanggang Coal Mine - Luojiadu Subsidiary Mine, and Prov. No. 1 Prison. The registered trademark of the tea products is Guangbei. In 1959, Shaoguan District Huanggang Coal Mine - Luojiadu Subsidiary Mine had the coal-mining areas Huangpu, Xiaoshui, Tiandou, and Juliangta. | ||||||||||
| In 2002, 1,096 new prisoners; in 2003, 1,636 new prisoners. It has 4,000 prisoners, 40,000 juveniles in 50 years. It moved to Shijing in 1958. | |||||||||||
| 2003 | Detains nearly 5,000 prisoners. More than 4,000 prisoners were moved there from Shaoguan Prison on 6 February 2003 | ||||||||||
| Shanhe Sulphur Iron Mine | 1952 | ||||||||||
| Shaocheng Industrial Plant | 1942 | Particularly large prison, covers an area of 1175 km²; has 12 prison sections | |||||||||
| Tiantou, Pingshan, | As of 30 May 2001, more than 1,300 prisoners had 10-year sentences | ||||||||||
| Sihui City Jiguang tang Farm | Formerly called Jiguangtang Labor Reform Detachment and Dahuang Reeducation Through Labor, two detention facilities established in Luotang and Jiguang in 1995 | ||||||||||
| Wujiang Farm; Car Repair Plant | Huanggang | 1954 | Has 13 prison sections and includes Dongshan Labor Reform Company | ||||||||
| 1970 | Since being rebuilt in 1970 to about 2008, has held a total of nearly 20,000 prisoners | ||||||||||
| Nalong | 1959 | Covers an area of about 13.3 km², used to be Zhanjiang Region Wenquan Farm, Zhanjiang Region Dongfanghong Cadre School, Provincial Wenquan Labor Reform Detachment, and Prov. Yangjiang Prison. Had about 4,000 prisoners in 2008 | |||||||||
| Yingde Tea Farm | Yunling | 1952 | Total area is 23 km² | ||||||||
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See also: 2020 detainment of Hong Kong residents at sea by China. | |||||||||||
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