Rummaya strike enters tenth day with growing dissatisfaction

More than 400 prisoners at Rumia Prison have been protesting for the tenth consecutive day in an open hunger strike, protesting the suspension of the general amnesty law approved by the Constitutional Council after a challenge filed by deputies from the "Free Patriotic Movement." The inmates are demanding the re-implementation of the law, considering it a correction of the justice process, and have sent a direct message to the members of the Constitutional Council emphasizing the importance of mercy and humanity. The prisoners' health has severely deteriorated, with increasing cases of exhaustion and psychological crises. Additionally, a wave of tuberculosis has spread within the prison, with at least 10 confirmed cases, further endangering the lives of the detainees. They are calling on the relevant authorities to view the amnesty law as a humane solution to save their lives.

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