Camp Liberty hunger strikers demanding the release of the seven Ashraf hostages are suffering from increasingly critical medical conditions on the 92nd day of their protest.
More are being transferred to the camp’s clinic with severe headaches, dizziness, imbalance, hypertension, muscle, joint and chest pains, blurred vision, shortness of breath, narcosis and numbness.
One man was hospitalized after falling due to extreme weakness and injured his ribs and is not also being treated in hospital.
The hunger strikers are demanding the immediate release of the six women and a man taken captive during the Camp Ashraf massacre of 52 Iranian dissidents on September 1.
They are also calling for the deployment of United Nations blue helmet peacekeepers to protect the 3,100 residents of Camp Liberty.
Similar protests and hunger strikes by Iranian dissidents are also underway in Washington DC, Stockholm, London, Geneva, Rome, Melbourne and Ottawa.
