Lesedi Molapisi can’t be hanged in Bangladesh. Attention: Mr. Suvas Kumar GhoseMr. Suvas Kumar Ghose

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Operation Free Lesedi Molapisi

Senior Jail Super (Acting)

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Department of Prisons · 30/3 Umesh Dutta Road, Bakshi Bazar, Dhaka 12117 · +88 02 57300466 

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Dear Mr. Suvas Kumar Ghose

We want to ask about Lesedi Molapisi from Botswana. Who was arrested at the Airport for drugs.

We are hearing stories that you are not giving her good food and she eat once a day and you mistreat her especially if she is a black person from Africa.

We are not happy about that. Our Sister must be treated well. She was abused by drug syndicates in South Africa and Bangladesh.

Rich Nigerian drug manufacturers are free here in South Africa and their Networks in Bangladesh. Only our sister is facing death sentence. No one has been arrested in Bangladesh there and no any rich illegal drug traders that have been arrested here in South Africa. Only a poor woman from Botswana to be killed. And you have information about the Tour company in South Africa which was sending her to Bangladesh to buy garments. Of course it’s linked to drugs trade in Question and Lesedi’s woes.

As Africans we are angry. This is going to jeopardize Africa’s relationship with Bangladesh. Africans are mobilising our Sister can’t be executed for drugs she did not manufacture.

Thousands of Bangladesh citizens run Spaza shops in South Africa, Botswana and Zimbabwe. We want Lesedi Molapisi to be treated in way that will not provoke public anger from South Africans, Zimbabweans and citizens of Botswana.

We don’t have problem in your citizens being here. But we want Lesedi Molapisi to be treated in a human way 

Is she eating? Is she wearing warm clothes. Can you please send us her recent pictures.

Can this trial be done publicly for the world to see what is going on in that Court?

by Collen Makumbirofa

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