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Tunisia: Imprisoned Hunger Strikers Increase
More than ten opponents in Tunisia, including politician Abdelmajid Jallassi and leader of Ennahda movement Habibi Attiq, have gone on hunger strike to protest their detention conditions and the blackout inside prisons. The hunger strikers include figures accused of conspiracy against state security and corruption charges, and they face prison sentences after trials that have been criticized by international organizations. The opposition accuses the government of eliminating the causes of political tension through fabricated cases, while human rights organizations have called for monitoring the detainees' conditions and respecting their fundamental rights.
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