He wrote an article entitled "State Assassination" in which he denounced the repression. He continued to mount a press campaign against the government, but was then arrested and tried for provoking the soldiers to disobedience and insulting the army.
In his article titled "State Assassination," he criticized the government's repressive actions.  He persisted in his efforts to publicize his opposition by launching a public relations campaign against the government, but was ultimately apprehended and tried for charges of inciting soldiers to disobey orders and insulting the military.