‘Can you get an ambulance? I’m scared’: How a Palestine Action hunger striker was left on her cell floor
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Qesser Zuhrah was experiencing worsening chest pains and was told by a nurse ‘you don’t decide if you go to hospital, I do'

A story of the kind of disdain Palestine Action hunger strikers experience in UK prisons.

“Can you ring an ambulance? I’m scared”. They hung up on her.

[hours later] the nurse returned and informed her that “you don’t decide if you go to hospital, I do”.

  • Maeve@kbin.earth
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    3 months ago

    Moulsdale said that when Zuhrah came to in the ambulance, she overheard the staff discussing troubling results of the ECG they had performed earlier in the night. “It was about 12 hours earlier that something was flagged on their ECG and they still left her in her cell in pain on her floor until she passed out the next morning,” Moulsdale said.