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LebanonLebanese Prisoners Continue Hunger Strike for General Amnesty
Over 600 prisoners in Lebanon, including Syrians, are on a 29-day hunger strike demanding a general amnesty amidst growing health concerns.
Background
Lebanon faces a prolonged economic crisis and political instability, leading to deteriorating public services and living conditions. The country's judicial system has been under scrutiny, with overcrowding in prisons and calls for reform being long-standing issues. Various groups advocate for prisoner rights and legal changes.
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Prisoners Continue Hunger Strike Demanding General Amnesty
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Posts report on the ongoing hunger strike by prisoners in Lebanon, emphasizing their demand for a general amnesty and concerns about their health.
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