With representatives from the public ministry, defense attorneys, and human rights organizations' leaders, including Kethelie Julien, the general director of the Mobile Institute of Education and Democracy (IMED), a correctional session aimed at hearing minor offense cases took place. The goal was to alleviate the overcrowding in the Fort-Liberté civil prison, where 349 detainees were held even before this session.
During this special session, the released individuals were accused of various offenses, including theft of