Gabar Choli, a Kurdish film-maker and activist, has shared his experience of being force-fed during an eight-month hunger strike while in US immigration detention. Choli, who is now living in Canada after being deported, described the physical and psychological harm he suffered due to the coercive treatment, which is regarded as torture by international human rights organizations. He was detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after his asylum application was denied.
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Kurdish man discusses experience of force-feeding during hunger strike in US detention
Gabar Choli, a Kurdish activist, has recounted his experience of being force-fed during a hunger strike in US immigration detention. He described the significant physical and psychological harm caused by the treatment, which he underwent for eight months after his asylum application was denied.
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Kurdish hunger striker says ICE force-feeding ‘mentally broke me’
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Kurdish man discusses experience of force-feeding during hunger strike in US detention