UK Labour Party Pro-Palestine Hunger Strike 2025: Red Paint Hits HQ
Pro-Palestine activists target UK Labour Party offices with red paint as a hunger strike by detainees reaches a critical 57th day in December 2025. The government refuses to intervene.
The walls are red, but it's not just paint—it's a message of desperation. On December 29, 2025, pro-Palestine activists sprayed red paint and smashed windows at the UK Labour Party offices in London. The group, Justice for the Hunger Strikers, claims the action is in solidarity with detainees currently on a life-threatening hunger strike in British jails.
Escalation of the UK Labour Party Pro-Palestine Hunger Strike 2025
The protest targets the governing party's refusal to engage with four detainees who continue to refuse food. According to Al Jazeera, Heba Muraisi is now on day 57 of her strike. Other strikers, including Teuta Hoxha and Kamran Ahmed, have surpassed the 50-day mark, with doctors warning that cardiac arrest or irreversible organ damage is a very real possibility.
Human Rights Concerns vs. Judicial Independence
A coalition of UN experts and over 800 doctors have urged Justice Secretary David Lammy to intervene. They describe the situation as the largest hunger strike in Britain since 1981. However, Prisons Minister James Timpson maintains that the government won't treat these prisoners differently, citing the separation of powers and the independence of the judiciary as core principles.
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