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Hunger Strike Launched in Alameda & Santa Clara County Jails
Prisoners United in Alameda and Santa Clara County Jails are being deprived of their human and constitutional rights of due process and inflicted with cruel and unusual punishment, inhumane living conditions, and the torturous practice of solitary confinement.
This report comes from Prisoner Hunger Strike Solidarity and Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee on a recent hunger strike started by inmates in the San Francisco Bay Area of California.
PRISONERS UNITED in Alameda and Santa Clara County Jails are being deprived of their human and constitutional rights of due process and inflicted with cruel and unusual punishment, inhumane living conditions, and the torturous practice of solitary confinement.
On October 15, 2017, PRISONERS UNITED in Glenn Dyer Detention Center courageously led the way in a Hunger Strike that will span across 2 counties and 4 jails. Santa Rita Jail, Santa Clara County Main Jail and Elmwood D.O.C. will continue the strike in solidarity on October 22.
Call In:
Please call and email the Alameda County Sheriff Administration and Alameda County Board of Supervisors until they meet the 5 Core Demands listed below:
Alameda County Sheriff Administration:
(510) 272-6878
webmaster [at] alamedacountysheriff.org
Alameda County Board of Supervisors:
(510) 272-6347
A call script and online contact forms for each supervisor (Districts 1 - 5) can be found here:
https://itsgoingdown.org/hunger-strike-launched-alameda-santa-clara-county-jails/
1) End Indefinite Solitary Confinement/Administrative Segregation.
2) End Subjective Grievance Practices.
3) End Abuse of Discretion to Lockdown Unstructured Programming (Time Out of Cell).
4) End Insufficient and Unsanitary Clothing.
5) End Insufficient Food and Starvation for Indigent Prisoners.
-Prisoners United of Glenn Dyer, Alameda County
Please spread the word!
Please check for ongoing updates at Prisoner Hunger Strike Solidarity and at @svdebug and @CURYJ on Twitter and Facebook.
PRISONERS UNITED in Alameda and Santa Clara County Jails are being deprived of their human and constitutional rights of due process and inflicted with cruel and unusual punishment, inhumane living conditions, and the torturous practice of solitary confinement.
On October 15, 2017, PRISONERS UNITED in Glenn Dyer Detention Center courageously led the way in a Hunger Strike that will span across 2 counties and 4 jails. Santa Rita Jail, Santa Clara County Main Jail and Elmwood D.O.C. will continue the strike in solidarity on October 22.
Call In:
Please call and email the Alameda County Sheriff Administration and Alameda County Board of Supervisors until they meet the 5 Core Demands listed below:
Alameda County Sheriff Administration:
(510) 272-6878
webmaster [at] alamedacountysheriff.org
Alameda County Board of Supervisors:
(510) 272-6347
A call script and online contact forms for each supervisor (Districts 1 - 5) can be found here:
https://itsgoingdown.org/hunger-strike-launched-alameda-santa-clara-county-jails/
1) End Indefinite Solitary Confinement/Administrative Segregation.
2) End Subjective Grievance Practices.
3) End Abuse of Discretion to Lockdown Unstructured Programming (Time Out of Cell).
4) End Insufficient and Unsanitary Clothing.
5) End Insufficient Food and Starvation for Indigent Prisoners.
-Prisoners United of Glenn Dyer, Alameda County
Please spread the word!
Please check for ongoing updates at Prisoner Hunger Strike Solidarity and at @svdebug and @CURYJ on Twitter and Facebook.
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