Tunisian flotilla detainees’ health worsens as families endure separation
Families of detained Tunisian Sumud Flotilla members say the activists' health is deteriorating and the separation is taking a heavy emotional toll. The father of detainee Wael Naouar described symptoms including vision problems, dizziness, difficulty keeping water down and trouble controlling his left leg. Wael's young children are struggling with his absence as a court challenge to his detention continues.
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Wael Naouar, 41, began refusing food on 16 August and was hospitalized before ending his strike after
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