Threats, undercooked rice, and unpaid workdays: the Cuban political prisoner who defies State Security by denouncing it from within.

Cuban political prisoner Eliezet Sesma Diago has faced direct threats from State Security aimed at stopping his public denunciations of prison conditions from inside the La Lima penal camp in Havana. Sesma Diago's reports from within the facility have exposed severe grievances, including being served semi-raw rice and being subjected to forced, unpaid labor.

The intimidation tactics by authorities highlight ongoing human rights concerns within Cuba's prison system and demonstrate the persistent efforts of dissidents to challenge state oversight and document institutional abuses from within correctional facilities.