Ebrahim Khalil Sedighi Hamedani sewed his lips in prison

One finger and two toes of Ebrahim Khalil Sadiqi Hamedani amputated due to the severity of diabetes.And he also cannot tolerate imprisonment.

According to the Iranian Human Rights Society, on Monday, February 26, 2024. Ebrahim Khalil Sedighi Hamedani stitched his lips and started a hunger strike in Khoy Prison. He was transferred to solitary confinement after declaring a hunger strike and sewing his lips.

According to an informed source, he went on a hunger strike and sewed his lips in protest to tmpteenth time the prison officials prevented him from going to his son and visiting him.

Ebrahim Khalil Sedighi Hamadani is suffering from diabetes. According to a source close to him, one of his fingers and two toes amputated in Khoi prison due to the severity of his illness. He also does not have the strength and endurance of prison conditions. But they do not release him.

This source says: Ebrahim Hamedani needs a companion and help with this dire situation, and he has gone on hunger strike many times in prison. His request is to keep him and his son in the same prison. But every time they have not fulfilled their promise.

Ibrahim Khalil Sadiqi Hamadani, a 65-year-old political prisoner suffering from diabetes, is in critical condition in Khouzestan prison. He suffers from various illnesses, including diabetes. His physical condition is so critical that a few days ago, due to severity of disease, two of his toes and a finger of his hand amputated.

Political prisoner Ebrahim Khalil Sedighi Hamdani, 65 years old and suffering from diabetes, is in serious condition in Khoi prison. He is suffering from various diseases including diabetes, and his physical condition is so serious.

Now, as the hunger strike continues, his life is also in serious danger. The authorities of Khoi prison must be responsible for the consequences of this strike.

“By sending any information in this regard to us, help us to be the voice of him and all prisoners.”

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