Lucas Hernández, transferred more than a month ago to the Santiago Sur Central Prison, is subjected to constant harassment and 24-hour daily isolation in an overcrowded punishment section where he shares a cell with more than twenty inmates—conditions imposed in retaliation for his political activism. Although a court ordered his release from isolation following an appeal by his defense team denouncing these rights violations, the Chilean prison administration has delayed the process by failing to provide the required reports and has still not implemented the court order. Faced with this daily psychological torture, urgent calls are being made to increase solidarity actions to demand an end to his isolation and harassment.