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Prominent human rights attorney Subhas Panday has condemned the ongoing detention of people for months without charges at the Eastern Correctional and Rehabilitation Centre in Arouca, describing it as a “flagrant breach of constitutional and human rights”.
He was responding to an exclusive Guardian Media report that detainees held under the State of Emergency had begun a hunger strike on October 28 after being held for months without any update on their investigations or if charges would be laid.
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