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Prisoners at the Pointe Blanche Prison begins striking. (UPDATED) | SMN News

October 23, 2019

Prisoners at the Pointe Blanche Prison begins striking. (UPDATED) | SMN News
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~ Alleged Human Rights Violation under New Director.~

PHILIPSBURG:--- All the inmates that are currently working in the Pointe Blanche prison ( kitchen, cleaning, bringing the ice around and other jobs) decided to strike on Wednesday morning because of the fact that the director of the prison is denying the inmates the right to form an inmates association. The inmates requesting an urgent meeting with the director!
SMN News was also informed that the inmates are fed up with the situation of the Point Blanche Prison and they decided to strike until the daily violation stops! The


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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/prisoners-at-the-pointe-blanche-prison-begins-striking-updated-smn-news/

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