Lebanese inmates end 30-day strike after amnesty ruling

Hundreds of prisoners in Lebanon ended an open hunger strike and refusal of medication that lasted 30 days, protesting the fate of the general amnesty law following the Issuance of the Constitutional Council’s decision regarding it. The decision came after uncertainty in interpreting the law’s impact, and the prisoners expressed disappointment with some of the amendments made to the law’s provisions, despite their hope that the law would quickly open prison doors to those it includes. However, the strike does not mean an end to the ongoing demands for justice for the remaining prisoners, and the inmates will continue their struggle for justice.

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