Hundreds of Tunisians Demand Release of Jailed Gaza Flotilla Activists
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Hundreds of Tunisians demand release of jailed Gaza flotilla activists
Hundreds of Tunisians demand release of jailed Gaza flotilla activists
Protesters in Tunisia denounced the "criminalization" of support for the Palestinian cause and mistreatment of prisoners. Four of the Flotilla activists are still on hunger strike and their health is deteriorating.
The case of the Al Samoud Fleet detainees in Tunisia is escalating as the hunger strike enters a critical phase, amid the fact that detainees are holding their demands, while human rights organizations are pressing for an end to the case and for the prosecution to cease.
In Tunisia, a march was held to demand the release of four activists linked to the Global Flotilla and to show support for Palestine. Organized by trade unions and civil society organizations, the demonstration called for the release of the activists, who have been detained since March 6, and for the completion of the legal process.
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