Do you have to confess and repent when you are wronged in prison?

It's not necessary. According to the law, only after a fair judicial process can a convicted person serve his sentence. If a person thinks that he has been wrongly sentenced to prison, he can defend his rights and interests by appealing and trying to prove his innocence and get a fair judgment. Of course, in prison, confession and repentance may have a certain impact on the time served by prisoners. In the legal system of some countries or regions, confession and repentance may be regarded as a way to reduce the sentence or improve the treatment in prison. But this does not mean that the wronged person must give in to the wrong accusation and confess voluntarily. It is everyone's basic right to safeguard their rights and dignity and strive for fair treatment.