article_snippet.sent: These are the sneering faces of some of the 39 criminals currently on the run from a notorious open prison.
article_snippet.sent: The Ministry of Justice has now responded to a Freedom of Information request and finally revealed the names of 29 missing since 2004 and outline details of a further ten.
article_snippet.sent: As well as the 25 pictured, the Ministry of Justice named five more men the Ministry of Justice says are on the run but which Sussex Police, who release the pictures, said were not on the Ministry of Justice list of missing inmates.
article_snippet.sent: Sussex Police pledged it was 'determined to find all those still at large'.
article_snippet.sent: But at the time it only released the names of those it deemed the greatest risk to the public, saying it could not justify releasing the 'personal information' on the others.
article_snippet.sent: Following a Freedom of Information request made in September last year, the MoJ took around six months to respond and did not reveal the names of ten of the 39 prisoners due to 'concerns regarding police investigation and/or risk of harm to the victim'.
article_snippet.sent: Glyn Travis, spokesman for the POA trade union for prison workers, today insisted it should not have to take a freedom of information battle to get the names of prisoners on the run.
highlights_snippet.sent: Ministry of Justice revealed they all escaped between 2004 and 2014 .
  