US EditionDetained Senegal opposition leader ends hunger strike
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Detained for a month, Ousmane Sonko stopped eating on 30 July. His lawyers had warned in recent days about the deterioration of his health.
Opposition leader Sonko was considered a promising candidate for the presidential election in Senegal - until he was excluded from it. He has now ended his hunger strike after more than a month. [more]
Detained since the beginning of July, the Senegalese opponent Ousmane Sonko put an end to more than a month of hunger strike on Saturday, September 2.
The 2024 presidential candidate began his hunger strike on 30 July when he was imprisoned. Hospitalized since 6 August, his lawyers sounded the alarm on his state of health on Friday, inviting the State “to urgently take all necessary measures to avoid the occurrence of a tragedy”.
The Senegalese opponent has been detained for more than a month. He had started his hunger strike after his sentences The Senegalese opponent Ousmane Sonko, who had been detained since the end of July on various counts of
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