Prison Deaths Rise as Rummaya Strike Continues

The humanitarian crisis inside Lebanese prisons is escalating after the death of a fourth inmate within a month due to the worsening health conditions of prisoners, especially those suffering from chronic illnesses such as kidney failure. This occurs amidst a decline in healthcare services and delays in implementing the planned general amnesty law, which has been halted by the Constitutional Court. A widespread hunger strike and refusal to take medication inside Roumieh Prison have worsened the conditions for approximately 420 inmates, including Islamist prisoners. The continuation of objections to the suspension of the law's implementation threatens an imminent explosion in the conditions within the prisons.

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