Third Palestine Action hunger striker on remand ends protest

BBC NewsMonday, December 22, 2025 at 7:48:31 PM
Third Palestine Action hunger striker on remand ends protest
  • A third individual associated with the Palestine Action group has ended a hunger strike after 49 days while on remand for alleged offenses. This development follows a series of hunger strikes by other activists, highlighting the ongoing tensions surrounding their detention.
  • The cessation of the hunger strike may alleviate immediate health concerns for the individual, but it underscores the dire conditions faced by Palestine Action members in custody, as several have been hospitalized due to their protests.
  • The situation reflects broader issues regarding the treatment of activists in the UK, with growing calls from medical professionals and the public for government intervention, amidst allegations of mistreatment and life-threatening conditions for those on hunger strike.
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