
Jailed Moroccan Journalist Omar Radi Ends 21-Day Hunger Strike Due to Health Concerns
Journalist Omar Radi has suspended his hunger strike, which he began 21 days ago, for health reasons, his family announced.

Journalist Omar Radi has suspended his hunger strike, which he began 21 days ago, for health reasons, his family announced.

After being denied a request for provisional release, the two Moroccan journalists Omar Radi and Soulaimane Raissouni have been on a hunger strike for two weeks. Their families, concerned about their health, are sounding the alarm.

Imprisoned at the local El Arjat 2 prison, the Franco-Moroccan historian and journalist Maâti Monjib continues his hunger strike, which began on March 4, to "denounce the injustice of which he is a victim." RSF organized a demonstration on Friday, March 19, in front of the Moroccan embassy in Paris to demand his "immediate release" and "an end to a flagrant injustice."

After the formal denial of the General Delegation of Prison Administration and Reintegration (DGAPR), the detainee Mâati Monjib wants to start a hunger strike. Fearing the repercussions on his health, the administration of the prison establishment has tried to dissuade him, according to a statement from the local prison El Arjat 2, in Salé.

For a month, the one called "3roubi fi merikan", detained in the Oukacha prison for contempt of institutions and national bodies, has been on an unlimited hunger strike. The health condition of the MRE would be very worrying, according to members of his family.

The General Delegation for Prison Administration and Reintegration (DGAPR) reacted to the allegations relayed on Friday, March 5, 2021 on social networks, claiming that Maati Monjib , imprisoned at the local prison El Arjat 2, would have started a hunger strike on Thursday.

After [Nasser Zefzafi] and his co-detainee, it is the turn of four new detainees of the Hirak of the Rif to begin a hunger strike. Ahmed Zefzafi, the father of the leader of the Rif Hirak, made this announcement on his Facebook page.

Nasser Zefzafi and his co-detainee have informed the management of the local prison of Tangier 2 of their decision to observe a hunger strike. This information comes from the General Delegation for the Administration of Penitentiary Establishments and Reintegration (DGAPR) which refuses to "be held responsible for the health consequences" that would result from it.

Since January 14th, employees of the Schneider Electric plant in Lattes, near Montpellier, have been on strike. They are concerned about 80 threatened job cuts, while those at the Merlin Gerin site in Gard denounce relocations to Morocco.

After 3 months of detention in the local prison of Tangier , the alleged murderer of little Adnane has decided, in recent days, to go on a hunger strike.

Nasser Zefzafi and Nabil Ahamjik, detained at the Ras El Ma prison, have decided to abandon their struggle. The two figures of the Hirak of the Rif have suspended this Monday, the hunger strike they had engaged in for several weeks against their detention conditions.

Seven detainees of the Hirak, a protest movement that shook northern Morocco in 2016-2017, have begun a hunger strike to demand their release.