CRLDHT stated that hunger strikes in Tunisian prisons have become a last resort for prisoners to make their voices heard, and demanded that their rights be guaranteed. The organization reported that the health rights of prisoners, including Ahmed Najib al-Shabbi, who began a hunger strike on September 30, are being restricted.
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CRLDHT stated that hunger strikes in Tunisian prisons have become a last resort for prisoners to make their voices heard, and demanded that their rights be guaranteed. The organization reported that the health rights of prisoners, including Ahmed Najib al-Shabbi, who began a hunger strike on September 30, are being restricted.