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Nicaragua: Indigenous Prisoners in Inhuman Conditions · Global Voices
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Inequitablely imprisoned, 17 mayangna indigenous people suffer from prison violence. They would not be released for fear of being subjected to abuses by the Ortega and Murillo regime. Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo’s regime, in Nicaragua, keeps 17 mayangna indigenous people imprisoned and under inhumane conditions, who were convicted for defending their communal territories. This is revealed by a report by La Prensa, which details the crimes …
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