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Police warn against unlawful conduct ahead of Saba Saba protests

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Last updated: July 7, 2025 12:01 am
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The National Police Service (NPS) has warned against any illegal activity during the Saba Saba protests on Monday, July 7.

In a statement issued Sunday, the NPS reaffirmed its constitutional mandate to maintain peace, law, and order, emphasizing that any violation of lawful protest will result in firm and appropriate action.

The police acknowledged widespread reports on mainstream and social media about upcoming demonstrations in various parts of the country.

While reaffirming that Article 37 of the Constitution guarantees the right to peaceful assembly and demonstration, the NPS reminded the public that this right must be exercised in accordance with the law.

The statement warned that any gatherings must be peaceful and unarmed, and that anyone found in possession of weapons would be prosecuted under the penal code.

It also warned that attempting to access or interfere with protected government installations would result in immediate legal action under the Protected Areas Act.

Looting, property destruction, road blockades, and incitement to violence were all highlighted as criminal offenses that would be dealt with swiftly and lawfully.

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The public was advised not to provoke police officers on duty, with the NPS emphasizing that confrontational behavior toward law enforcement would not be tolerated and would be dealt with harshly.

While assuring the public of its professionalism and restraint in its operations, the NPS stated unequivocally that any riotous or violent behavior would be met with lawful force aimed at protecting people and property.

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