Jenin Prison Participates in Amnesty Strike

The "Families of Prisoners in Lebanon Committee" continues its open hunger strike in Lebanese prisons, with dozens of prisoners in Jeb Jenin Prison in West Beqaa joining the protest to oppose the suspension of the general amnesty law. The prison administration faces pressure and disciplinary measures aimed at forcing the prisoners to back down, along with increased surveillance of their communications and a ban on leaking news about their participation. This hunger strike comes after its expansion from Roumiyah Prison to several other prisons, amidst calls to ensure the safety and rights of the prisoners and to prevent restrictions on their communications. The protests have now entered their twentieth day.

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