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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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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’
Kurdish man discusses experience of force-feeding during hunger strike in US detention