A humanitarian crisis continues as thousands of women and children remain in prolonged detention under conditions criticized by UN experts and human rights organizations. Described as "open-ended," the detentions raise serious concerns over legal rights and basic freedoms, with no clear timeline for release. Advocacy groups warn that the situation may violate international standards for fair treatment and humane conditions. The ongoing detention has drawn sharp attention from global monitors amid growing calls for accountability.
Over 2,300 women and children are still held in what UN experts and human rights groups describe as open-ended detention
