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Why was France called a "political prison" ?​

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Answered by uchihamadara78
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France was called a "political prison" because they have opposed or criticized the government responsible for their imprisonment.

Answered by KillerSeven
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Because they have opposed or criticized the government responsible for their imprisonment.  

The term is used by persons or groups challenging the legitimacy of the detention of a prisoner. Supporters of the term define a political prisoner as someone who is imprisoned for his or her participation in political activity. If a political offense was not the official reason for the prisoner's detention, the term would imply that the detention was motivated by the prisoner's politics

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