Leánysejtet
Leánysejtet is a Hungarian term that translates to "maiden cell" or "girl's cell." It refers to a specific type of historical prison cell designed for young women or girls, often those convicted of minor offenses or held in protective custody. These cells were typically smaller and less harsh than those for adult male prisoners, aiming to provide a more humane environment.
The concept of separate facilities for female prisoners, and particularly for minors, emerged in the 19th century
The conditions within these cells could vary significantly depending on the era and the specific institution.