Taher Naqvi and Vadood Asadi, two political prisoners held in Evin Prison, have entered the twenty-sixth day of their hunger strike. They are protesting the rejection of their medical leave requests and the discriminatory behaviors of officials regarding prisoners.
Taher Naqvi and Vadood Asadi, Two Political Prisoners, Enter the Twenty-Sixth Day of Hunger Strike
Taher Naqvi and Vadood Asadi, political prisoners in Evin Prison, are on a hunger strike for the twenty-sixth day, protesting against the denial of their medical leave and discriminatory treatment by prison authorities. This situation highlights ongoing issues of prisoner rights and treatment in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
Taher Naqvi and Vadood Asadi protest in Evin Prison with a hunger strike against medical leave rejections.
- Taher Naqvi and Vadood Asadi protest Iranian authorities
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The hunger strike underscores the plight of political prisoners in Iran.
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