“Gedeons” Case: Prisoners Start Hunger Strike After Six Years in Prison · Global Voices
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The political prisoners - part of a group of 32 in that compound - decided to protest the conditions of detention and request their relocation to facilities such as El Rodeo or Ramo Verde, where they were detained. The post Detained by Operation Gideon began hunger strike at Fort Guaicaipuro appeared first on EL NATIONALA.
Those arrested in the case known as “Gedeons” began a hunger strike on Sunday, May 3, at the end of six years of the events that occurred in 2020. Family members reported the measure during an interview with journalist Seir Contreras, in which they alerted about the conditions of detention and demanded procedural guarantees. They also requested the application of humanitarian benefits for those with health conditions. “We will not forgive them a…
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