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Organizations such as Cuban Observatory for Human Rights They condemn the regime’s lack of commitment to international institutions. They also insist on giving a formal response to the
Organizations such as Cuban Observatory for Human Rights They condemn the regime’s lack of commitment to international institutions. They also insist on giving a formal response to the document after the deadline Inter-American Commission on Human Rights For release the island’s political prisoners city government Miguel Diaz-Canel he attacks hundreds of prisoners, apparently unfairly convicted. Prison conditions remain very unstable, especially after the mass arrests on July 11, 2021.
Berta Solerleader of the dissident group Women in White, insists “that the Cuban regime is truly ignore to a prestigious institution that really looks beyond Cuba and knows what’s going on in Cuba.” She claims that on Sunday she and 14 other women were detained while they were on their way to church because they intended to “participate in masses organized in different provinces” to pray for our loved ones, to pray for freedom political prisoners“
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The Cuban Observatory for Human Rights also remembers that the regime legal ways for the immediate release of prisoners, such as pardon, parole, amnesty or alternative sanctions.
Although there is no official and exact figure, non-governmental organizations estimate that more than 1000 That political prisoners Some of them will soon regain their freedom, but have already served a two-year sentence.
“The vast majority are still imprisoned in inhumane conditions. There are five “Ladies in White” in prison. There are sick people in prisons who are not receiving the necessary medical care. The food is terrible, they are practically malnourished. “Political prisoners and other non-political prisoners.” warns Cuban dissident Berta Soler.
This Sunday added to the tense political situation in this country. new day of intense protests in the capital Santiago de Cuba, as well as in other places due to power outages and food shortages.
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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