Rummiya prisoners' strike nears 16 days calls for amnesty

Ramyé Prison is witnessing a rise in protests, as over 400 inmates continue a hunger strike and refuse medication in protest against the suspension of the general amnesty law. This has led to a deterioration in the health of several inmates, including 43 who are in critical condition. Many prisoners have been transferred to hospitals, some for the third time within a week, using unqualified vehicles due to the strain on ambulance services, reflecting the severe health crisis in the overcrowded facility. The detainees are issuing daily pleas, calling for justice for the oppressed, emphasizing that their current demand is for "amnesty for the amnesty," marking an escalation in their pleas for justice and their release.

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