Pro-Palestine activists target UK Labour offices over hunger strikers

Al JazeeraCenterEN 4 min read 100% complete by Caolán MageeDecember 29, 2025 at 09:24 PM

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Pro-Palestine activists targeted the UK Labour Party offices in London on December 29, 2025, in solidarity with prisoners on hunger strike in British jails. The group, Justice for the Hunger Strikers, sprayed red paint and smashed windows, citing the government's refusal to engage with the detainees' demands. The hunger strike involves four detainees awaiting trial who are protesting what they consider unjust application of UK laws. The activists claim the Labour government was given advance notice but has failed to intervene as the hunger strikers' health deteriorates. Four other detainees have ended their hunger strike but plan to resume it in the new year. The hunger strikers are being held in five prisons across England.

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Lewie Chiaramello 50% Teuta Hoxha 60% Kamran Ahmed 60% Heba Muraisi 70% Justice for the Hunger Strikers ×280%

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hunger strike 100% pro-palestine activists 90% labour party 80% government refusal 70% prison detainees 60% justice for the hunger strikers 60% human rights violations 50% uk laws 50% political protest 40%

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