Tunisian Protesters Demand Release of Four Sumud Activists
Demonstrations erupt over detention of four activists, with one reported to be in declining health after prolonged hunger strike.
Protesters in Tunisia have called for the release of four activists from the Sumud movement, who remain in detention. According to Al Jazeera, the health of one detainee has deteriorated following more than a month on hunger strike.
The demonstrations underscore ongoing tensions over activist detention in the country. Details about the specific charges or circumstances of the arrests were not provided in the available source material.
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- Tunisian protesters demand release of four Sumud activists — Al Jazeera — All
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