The Philippine Bureau of Corrections (BuCor) is a government agency responsible for the administration of national prisons in the Philippines. It oversees the rehabilitation and reintegration of inmates, managing facilities such as the New Bilibid Prison and the Correctional Institution for Women. BuCor aims to ensure the humane treatment of prisoners while promoting their reform. Established in 1905, the Bureau operates under the Department of Justice. It implements programs focused on vocational training, education, and psychological support to help inmates prepare for life after incarceration. BuCor plays a crucial role in the country's criminal justice system by addressing issues related to overcrowding and rehabilitation.