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Three female activists were arrested during a peaceful prayer service in Guyana, protesting the minister of public works following a deadly ferry sinking. Police claimed the protest lacked permits and signs were illegal, but the activists insist they were simply speaking calmly with attendees. Detained for just an hour, they were released without charges — though police later apologized. Still, the activists call it state overreach and are filing a formal complaint, citing constitutional rights to peaceful assembly. They’re also demanding a full investigation into the ferry disaster, improved public transport, and the minister’s resignation — and they’re not backing down.

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