Rumayla strike disputes legal appeal

The detainees at Roumieh Central Prison have been on strike for seven days in protest against the Constitutional Council’s decision to suspend the implementation of the general amnesty law, following a challenge filed by deputies from the Free Patriotic Movement. The health condition of more than eleven prisoners has worsened, including the elderly and those with chronic illnesses, as they continue to refuse to end the strike. The families of the prisoners called for a sit-in in Tripoli to denounce the legal challenge, while one of the detainees sent an emotional message to the Constitutional Council, pleading for the suspension to be lifted and for the release of the detainees before it’s too late. Lebanese prisons remain volatile, warning of a humanitarian disaster amid escalating protests, as everyone awaits the Council's response to the amnesty law.

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