As of August 14th, the Penal Forum reported over 11,000 individuals in Venezuela subject to restrictive measures following their release from custody. These conditions significantly limit fundamental freedoms, prohibiting activities such as leaving the country or their state, communicating with the media, or using social media platforms. The restrictions essentially tie individuals released from jail to ongoing judicial oversight, hindering full reintegration into society. This practice raises concerns about the true extent of freedom granted to those released and the potential for continued control. The report highlights a troubling reality behind excarcerations in Venezuela. These measures are viewed by many as a means of continued persecution, even after formal release, and represent a significant issue for human rights organizations.