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Political prisoner Umer Khalid's family "terrified for his life" and still unable to visit

Summary by The Canary
Political prisoner Umer Khalid, one of 24 ‘Filton 24’ prisoners jailed for up to 19 months and counting for opposing genocide, ended his hunger strike last month. His decision came after prison authorities agreed to review the punitive conditions in which he is being held. These included banning his religious observance and restricting visits. But his family say little or nothing has changed and they’re still being blocked from seeing him. In fa…

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The Canary broke the news in United Kingdom on Friday, February 6, 2026.
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