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Darren Mitchell, the lawyer representing detainees at the Eastern Correctional Rehabilitation Centre, is warning the public that more “innocent” people will be locked up if the State of Emergency continues.
His comments came as 89 detainees at the Eastern Correctional Rehabilitation Centre staged a hunger strike on October 28 against what they described as “indefinite detention without charge or evidence.”
Although the hunger strike is now over, the action has renewed debate over the SoE Detention Regulations, which are being used to hold citizens without trial.
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