US EditionNgo Records Two Deaths and More than 90 Human Rights Violations in Cuban Prisons in July
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During that month, 11 other prisoners, some of them politicians, went on hunger strike to make the prison system's abuses visible.
In July, the NGO Centro de Documentación de Prisiones Cubanas (CDPC) registered 91 complaints relating to persons imprisoned in Cuba, 68 of which involved some kind of violation of rights and two deaths, bringing prison deaths to 26 in the first half of 2025. In last month's report on conditions in prisons on the island, published on Thursday, the CDPC, based in Mexico, reported a total of 77 complaints from prisons and detention centres through…
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