US EditionFormer Moroccan Minister Mohamed Ziane, 83, Begins a Hunger Strike in Prison
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In Morocco, the 83-year-old lawyer and former Minister of Human Rights, Mohamed Ziane, on Monday began an open hunger strike to denounce his continued detention beyond, according to him, the legal end of his sentence, fixed on 21 November. The announcement was made this Monday by his family [...]
He is one of the "oldest prisoners" in the world, as he is nicknamed on the other side of the Strait. At 83, Morocco's former human rights minister, Mohamed Ziane, has started an indefinite hunger strike this Monday to denounce what he considers "arbitrary detention" and demand his immediate release. Ziane, a lawyer of profession and a Spanish mother, has been imprisoned since November 23, 2022. His environment and other dissidents say that Moha…
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