Amnesty strike reaches 20 days at Roumieh
The general amnesty strike in Lebanon has entered its twentieth day, with around 530 inmates across several prisons participating in an open-ended hunger and medication strike. This comes in response to the suspension of the amnesty law by a government decision. The strikers aim to pressure authorities to reinstigate the law and to relieve the injustice faced by the detainees, amid worsening humanitarian conditions and increasing fears over their health deteriorating due to the ongoing strike.
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