@shaquille_williams: NEWS BOX GY- The barricades were seen early Monday morning, with police ranks stationed in the vicinity of the courthouse, where demonstrators are expected to begin gathering from 9:00 a.m. The protest, being promoted under the banner “Guyana Nationwide Protest,” calls on Guyanese to stand together and speak with one voice, with organisers rallying support around demands for unity, justice and change. The demonstration is also expected to draw supporters of the Opposition Leader, who remains behind bars after being remanded to prison on Friday in connection with allegations surrounding the unauthorised disclosure and sale of government surveillance footage. Mohamed and Police Constable Ryan Greene were denied bail and remanded until November 24, with prosecutors raising concerns about possible. Their attorneys have indicated their intention to approach the High Court for bail. Meanwhile, the Guyana Police Force has issued a statement warning ahead of the planned demonstrations, making it clear that while citizens have a constitutional right to protest peacefully, violence, intimidation and destruction of property will not be tolerated. The Force warned that anyone found deliberately blocking public roads, threatening individuals, damaging property or encouraging unlawful activities could face criminal prosecution. Police also reminded protest organisers that public processions are governed by the Public Order Act, Chapter 16:03, which requires the necessary permission and compliance with applicable conditions. More significantly, the Force drew attention to Section 309A of the Criminal Law (Offences) Act, warning that certain serious acts of violence, destruction or disruption of essential services could amount to terrorism where the legal requirements are satisfied. However, the Police Force stressed that any such charges would depend on evidence establishing the specific elements of the offence, rather than merely participating in a demonstration. The Force maintained that it respects the constitutional rights of citizens to freedom of expression and peaceful picketing, while insisting that those rights must be exercised responsibly. #fyp #popular #tiktoknews #fypシ #guyana🇬🇾🇬🇾

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Monday 02 November 2026 11:32:47 GMT