Tundu Lissu's lawyer, Kulwa Maduhu, alleges he faced discrimination at Ukonga Prison due to his albinism, preventing him from meeting his client.The case, filed alongside colleagues, challenges prison authorities for violating Regulation 13, which ensures unhindered legal consultations.Maduhu claims officials barred him from accessing Lissu, despite his legal team's efforts to secure visits.The court is addressing whether the prison's actions breached legal rights and privacy.The case highlights systemic issues in prison management and potential discrimination against individuals with albinism.Legal advisors argue that eavesdropping on client discussions violates constitutional protections.The Attorney General contests the suit, citing alternative remedies, but the court has ordered cross-examinations to clarify the allegations.This incident underscores broader concerns about fairness and equality in legal proceedings.