Opposition parties in Mozambique are demanding an investigation following a police intervention against supporters of the National Alliance for a Free and Autonomous Mozambique (Anamola) in Quelimane. The incident occurred during a march commemorating the political party’s first anniversary. Police reportedly used tear gas and, according to reports, firearms to disperse the demonstrators. Critics allege excessive force was used against peaceful protesters. Opposition leaders are calling for accountability and a thorough examination of the police’s actions. The Anamola party and its supporters claim the intervention was unwarranted and a violation of their rights to assembly. This event raises concerns about political freedom and police conduct in Mozambique.