In a stark reminder of the regime’s ongoing repression, authorities announced the addition of 11 individuals to the list of political prisoners. The new detainees, all activists and journalists, are accused of “subversive” activities and face prolonged detentions without trial.

Human rights groups argue the arrests violate international law and call for immediate release. They demand transparent investigations, access to legal representation, and the restoration of civil liberties. The government’s silence on the conditions of these prisoners fuels international condemnation and heightens pressure for systemic reform.

These developments underscore the urgent need for accountability, truth, and justice. The movement continues to advocate for the protection of dissenting voices and the dismantling of colonial‑era legal frameworks that enable such abuses.

Source: spring96.org