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Prison Conditions for Ekedim Ezik Minors
The General Delegation for the Management of Prisons confirmed that the conditions of detention for minors protesting at the Akdm Eziq camp are "normal," and that they are receiving the necessary healthcare. This response came in reaction to claims made by human rights organizations about a hunger strike and the conditions of detention. It was denied that the number of prisoners on hunger strike is eight, and it was stated that only five of them began their strike in September 2026, with one of them later ending their strike. The delegation emphasized that the prisoners are receiving medical care, are allowed to communicate with their families, and noted that some of them have been transferred to detention centers in the southern regions upon their request or as a disciplinary measure. They also affirmed that the conditions in the prisons are normal. The delegation called on human rights organizations to exercise objectivity when preparing reports to avoid misleading public opinion with false information.
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