Tunisia Telegraph: Wael Nawar near death on 30th hunger strike

The detained activist Wael Nawar faces a genuine threat to his life after entering the thirtieth day of an open hunger strike. He is suffering from severe weight loss, having lost 21 kilograms, and is experiencing fainting spells, intense pain, and difficulty walking and speaking. Three major national organizations— the Tunisian General Labor Union, the Tunisian League for Human Rights, and the National Bar Association— have called for an immediate end to his strike to preserve his life, warning that his health is in a critical condition. They emphasized that the issue is political and that the strike is part of a struggle for freedom and justice. Despite this call, Nawar reaffirmed his determination to continue the strike until his demands are met, stating he will not back down and holding the authorities responsible for safeguarding his health. It is worth noting that the situation of other prisoners, such as Ghassan Al-Hanishiri, is also deteriorating, amid ongoing protests inside Tunisian prisons.

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