Amnesty International condemned the detention, describing it as arbitrary and politically driven.
The rights group urged authorities to release Sowore immediately, recalling his previous designation as a Prisoner of Conscience over his activism.
Legal experts and civil society advocates have also criticised the move, warning against the practice of officers acting as both complainant and investigator. Sowore remains in custody as the case unfolds. About the Author
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