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Detained Tunisian flotilla activists: Worsening health amid family anguish
As activists’ health deteriorates, families describe the toll of separation, hunger strikes and uncertainty. Tunis, Tunisia – For nine-year-old Yassar Naouar, visiting his father in prison has become an exercise in staying strong.
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Families of detained Tunisian flotilla activists report worsening health and growing distress. They describe the toll of separation, hunger strikes, and uncertainty on both the activists and their loved ones. Nine‑year‑old Yassar Naouar visits his father Wael in prison, trying not to cry so as not to add to his father’s pain. The situation highlights the emotional strain on families while activists remain detained.
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