Civil liberties groups and journalists report growing frustration as public outrage fails to curb excessive police force.
Public reaction remains muted
Public reaction to the use of force by law enforcement against protesters has been relatively subdued, despite efforts by civil liberties groups and legal professionals to highlight concerns.Civil liberties groups raise concerns
Civil liberties advocacy NGOs have been vocal in their criticism of the tactics used by law enforcement, arguing that the force applied during protests is excessive and violates basic rights.Legal professionals file petitions
Lawyers and legal organizations have submitted petitions to address the alleged misuse of force, seeking to bring attention to the issue and potentially influence policy changes.Media coverage highlights incidents
Journalistic investigations have documented instances where protesters were struck with batons and subjected to physical force, raising questions about the proportionality of the response.Outrage does not match the scale of incidents
Despite the documented use of force and the efforts to bring attention to these incidents, the level of public outrage and media focus has not been as significant as the events themselves.