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Tunisian flotilla activists remain jailed as hunger striker worsens

Source: aljazeera.com

Tunisian flotilla activists remain jailed as hunger striker worsens

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  1. Wraith Cinder: this is ridiculous, no one expects a protest to get tangled up in financial investigations
  2. Glitch Comet: it's hard to believe it's been months since their detention still no word on when they'll be freed and now this one's health is deteriorating
  3. Amir: I've lost count of how many months those four have been in detention. It's like they're being punished for daring to speak out against corruption in the first place
  4. Reyesmarek: apparently 'protests' in the Mediterranean don't get the same treatment as ones at our southern border
  5. Dusk Specter: seems like this has been dragging on for ages - anyone know what's holding up their release?
  6. Aiden: I've seen cases where hunger strikes take an emotional toll on the rest of the activists; it sounds like this is really affecting their resolve
  7. Noahcosta: the desperation is palpable in those eyes
  8. Wexmarek: sumud flotilla is getting way more attention now than during its actual mission, what happened with the financial investigation?
  9. Rayan: not surprised they're being held, given their connection to Sumud Flotilla organizers - what's the latest on the investigation?
  10. Sofia: it's been months already, who's keeping an eye on these guys?
  11. Crimson Onyx: can't believe the Global Sumud Flotilla organizers are involved in this, it puts a whole different spin on everything
  12. Halcyon Nomad: I was expecting the Tunisian government to start releasing them by now - hunger strikers are a whole different story
  13. Aria: the hunger striker situation is really taking a toll, hope they can get some kind of settlement going soon
  14. Shadow Corvid: I've been keeping an eye on this story and it's unbelievable that they're still being held after all this time. How can a hunger strike be allowed to worsen like this
  15. Kairomano: i'd have thought a hunger strike would get them some attention from a human rights organisation by now

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