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Tunisia opposition figure on hunger strike hospitalized: family

  • His sister, Dalila Ben Mbarek Msaddek, said doctors detected “a highly dangerous toxin” affecting Ben Mbarek’s kidneys
  • Ben Mbarek “received treatment but refused nutritional supplements” at the hospital
By AFP ·

Tunisia opposition figure on hunger strike beaten in prison: family

By AFP ·

Tunisian opponents go on collective hunger strike to support jailed figure

By AFP ·

Hunger-striking mother of jailed UK-Egyptian activist on glucose drip

By AFP ·
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Ex-Pakistan PM’s party lawmakers continue hunger strike in Islamabad for his release

By Aamir Saeed ·

Delhi minister stages hunger strike for more water to city amid extreme heat

By Reuters ·

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