Families of detained activists are speaking out about the severe physical and emotional strain caused by prolonged confinement, hunger strikes, and the unresolved fate of their loved ones. Accounts highlight worsening health conditions among those held, raising urgent concerns over the humanitarian impact of detention. Relatives describe a climate of uncertainty, where basic needs go unmet and communication remains restricted. The testimonies underscore the broader consequences of detention on both individuals and their families.
As activists’ health deteriorates, families describe the toll of separation, hunger strikes and uncertainty.
