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Activists behind the 19 Protests movement brought their campaign to Fyzabad on Labour Day, using the historic observance to renew calls for transparency and accountability in the wake of the fatal police-involved shooting of Joshua Samaroo and the critical injuries suffered by his girlfriend, Kaia Sealey.
Addressing supporters, movement leader Alyssa Phillip said the demonstration marked the group’s “nineteenth and final protest campaign” and urged citizens to continue demanding answers from public institutions.
“This gathering marks the nineteenth and final protest campaign in a movement that began with one simple demand: that truth must matter,” Phillip said.
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