Hunger strike
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Search complete. 84 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Hunger strike".
Sep 27, 2026
FreshEd #432 – India’s Cockroach Movement (Susan Ann Samuel)
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0:15Susan Ann SamuelGUEST
When CJP did the protest, it never anticipated that it would come to such a scale.
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0:24Susan Ann SamuelGUEST
And when it did, when things got a little out of hand, was when the climate activist and engineer Sonam Banshu started the hunger strike.
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0:35Susan Ann SamuelGUEST
A big name starting a hunger strike.
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0:37Susan Ann SamuelGUEST
Now that's the most revealing part of the whole episode.
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0:40Susan Ann SamuelGUEST
So he was forcibly removed from the protest site to a hospital on the 20th day of his fast.
15 MINS LATER
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15:23Susan Ann SamuelGUEST
Every time, like, when there is problems around reservations, when there's problems around farmers' rights or there are other CSOs running together, it all happens in Delhi because that's the capital.
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15:39Susan Ann SamuelGUEST
So when CJP did the protest it never anticipated that it would come to such a scale.
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15:47Susan Ann SamuelGUEST
So, and when it did, when things got a little out of hand was when the climate activist and engineer Sonam Vangchut started the hunger strike.
September 25th, 2026 (Friday)
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12:35Ayesha MehtaHOST
Okay.
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12:36Ayesha MehtaHOST
IIT Bombay students' parents begin hunger strike.
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12:39speaker_0ADVERTISER
Right.
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12:40Ayesha MehtaHOST
Because, you know, behind every massive institutional controversy, there's a very real human element.
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12:46Ayesha MehtaHOST
Right now, at Mumbai's Azad Maidan, a mother and father are sitting on a hunger strike.
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12:51Ayesha MehtaHOST
They are demanding justice for their 22-year-old son, Sahil Wakode.
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12:56Karan RaoHOST
NDTV reports that Sahil was a second-year energy science student at IIT Bombay, and he tragically died by suicide.
Olden Polynice Talks T-Mac Beef, Magic Johnson’s HIV Diagnosis, MJ, LeBron, NBA Palyers Gambling Stories & More!
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48:21Olden PolyniceGUEST
So I played through everything.
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48:23Olden PolyniceGUEST
I broke my hand right here in Detroit, right? This is right after my hunger strike.
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48:32Olden PolyniceGUEST
Um, I hope we talk about that.
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48:34Olden PolyniceGUEST
Yeah, we are.
34 MINS LATER
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82:41Olden PolyniceGUEST
He was a problem.
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82:45AD DolphinHOST
Well, you have mentioned this before.
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82:47AD DolphinHOST
What made you go into a hunger strike?
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82:51Olden PolyniceGUEST
Oh, man.
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0:15Amy GoodmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Well, the prison-wide hunger strike at Guantanamo Bay has entered its 133rd day.
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0:20Amy GoodmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Lawyers say at least 130 of the 166 remaining prisoners at Guantanamo are refusing to eat as part of the hunger strike that began in February.
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0:29Amy GoodmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43 prisoners are now being force-fed through tubes.
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0:32Amy GoodmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Since the hunger strike began, pressure has been mounting on President Obama to address the crisis.
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0:37Amy GoodmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
On Monday, Obama formally named the attorney Clifford Sloan to become his new special envoy for closing down Guantanamo.
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0:45Amy GoodmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Sloan served as an associate counsel to former President Bill Clinton and as assistant solicitor general under former President George H.W. Bush.
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1:18Amy GoodmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The Pentagon disclosed the names after the Miami Herald and a group of Yale Law School students sued for their release.
Why Nonviolence Is Not Weakness - Ali Abu Awwad on the Courage to Fight Without Hate
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0:05Ali Abu AwwadGUEST
But for them to see their humanity, it's our mission.
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0:10Ali Abu AwwadGUEST
What I learned through the hunger strike, what makes me more proud of my act, I'm not a criminal.
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0:17Ali Abu AwwadGUEST
Our freedom should go through Jewish hearts and minds, not over Jewish graves.
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0:23Ali Abu AwwadGUEST
Maybe I'm hurting myself.
40 MINS LATER
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40:16Ali Abu AwwadGUEST
I was born through a revolutionary mother and she was just living with dignity.
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40:22Ali Abu AwwadGUEST
But the other purpose was to see my mother.
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40:26Ali Abu AwwadGUEST
So what I learned through the hunger strike to be even more believer of this when I realized That I'm hurting myself, I'm not hurting anyone.
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40:37Ali Abu AwwadGUEST
What makes me more proud of my act, I'm not a criminal.
Cork's Kilmainham Ep. 3: The Chain, the Cell and the Hunger Strike
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2:27EoláinHOST
Only this time he would be wearing the Lord Mayor's chain.
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2:31EoláinHOST
And from a cell in Cork, a hunger strike would begin that would carry his name far beyond Ireland.
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2:37EoláinHOST
To London, to New York, to Barcelona, to Naples, and eventually across the world.
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2:45EoláinHOST
A chairde, you're listening to Undercover Irish.
26 MINS LATER
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29:04EoláinHOST
But a corja, it's even more symbolic than that.
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29:08EoláinHOST
Because from the moment of his arrest, McSweeney had already determined what his answer to that arrest would be and to what his course of action or course of resistance would be.
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29:20EoláinHOST
He would go on hunger strike.
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29:23EoláinHOST
So while Bailey was demanding that he surrender the chain of office, McSweeney had already decided that he would resist in the only way that was now open to him.
60 Words
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3:12Gregory JohnsenCORRESPONDENT
The Michael Hastings National Security Reporting Fellow at Buzzfeed.
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3:17Matt KieltyHOST
Now the reason this lawyer man By the name of Timothy Flanagan...the Reason Flanagan is Sitting At a Computer in An Office IS Because Then President George Bush Had TO do Something he had tO act AND HE didn't Wanna ACT alone hE Wanted Congressional Approval Right mean Technically IN AN emergency THE president CAN Defend THe Country He IS THe Commander IN Chief After ALL H e Doesn'T Have tO Go tO Congress AND Say "hey Do I HAVE authorization tO Use Force?" Not AN Emergency THAT'S Ben Wittes BY ThE Way Senior fellow in governance studies at thE Brookings Institution BUT PRESIDENT BUSH NEEDED CONGRESS ON HIS SIDE .HE FELT YOU KNOW IT WAS IMPORTANT THAT WE PROJECT UNITY that wE Were all standing together as one and second IF THIS Was AN Act OF War ...THe Power tO Declare WAR IN THE Constitution IS Given TO Congress NOT TO ThE Executive When congress declares war Suddenly The President HAS A Very clear AND Powerful Mandate NOW..THE Declaration oF War IS Kind oF A Dead Instrument oF International Law I MEAN Nobody's Declared War SINCE WORLD War II bUT ThE Modern incarnation O f The declaration o F War IS TH E Authorization tO USE force.ThE AUTHORIZATION TO USe FORCE WHAT'S CALLED THE autorizadoation FOR THE use OF military foRce Or As IT'S COMMONLY REFERRED TO THE AUMF RIGHT SO Our Lawyer IN ThE WHITE HOUSE FLANAGAN He S given A task GO WRITE AN AUMF THAT CONGRESS CAn SEND TO THE PRESIDENT He REALLY Has NO Idea sO HE Goes BACK TO ThE LAST TIME ThaT ThE US DID ThiS Last time congress passed ONE OF THESE THINGS He DOES A Quick SORT OF SEARCH ON His COMPUTER Boom Finds It Nineteen Ninety One Iraq ThE Gulf Wa R flanagan grabs the text AND THEN HE copies thaT INTO A Word document AND THat BECOMES his template HE Makes SOME cuts HE MAKES some changes HE deletes somE Words and then He hits send OUR WA rOn terror A JUST waR And he sets in motion this bewildering series of events.A u.s drone strike linked to Al Qaeda End the war Bring the troops home Now Madness that is basically the world we Live in Taliban Fifty members of a wedding procession WERE killed by us And if yOU'RE LIKE ME Bizarre EVEN Sadistic Treatment If yoU'Re Like me AND YOu Find Yourself Flipping Through thE Channels Seeing news Basically ignoring it then every so often thinking WAIT A SECOND Terrorism targets in Africa From Libya nOW THE Us Air Force Drone Strike in Southern Somalia WaiT waiT HOW ARE WE doing thiS IN All these different places One Hundred prisoners Are On A Hunger StrikE And likE that In protest of their indefinite detention HoW hoW HOw ArE WE Detaining people For SO Long YoU Mean IS THaT IS IT OKAY TO DO THAT Well jusT WHO signed off on this yeaH You Know AND IT turns OUT WE ALL Did BECAUSE IT WAS IN THAT DOCUMENT
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6:02Gregory JohnsenCORRESPONDENT
DOCUMENTThis is the legal foundation for everything that the US has done, everything from Guantanamo Bay to drone strikes, to secret renditions, to SEAL raids.
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6:12Gregory JohnsenCORRESPONDENT
It's all been hung off these 60 words.
The C.O.W.S. Neutralizing Workplace Racism 09/03/26 Sleep Deprived Black Employees 💤😴
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11:14Leonita IngeHOST
He's putting his life on the line to get Amazon's attention to improve workers' rights.
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11:19Leonita IngeHOST
He has been on a hunger strike for more than a month.
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11:22Leonita IngeHOST
Here is Medelius at a news conference on August 25th in Durham, day 33 of his hunger strike.
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11:29Italo Medelius MarsanoGUEST
I'm proud to be here, proud to be with everybody.
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11:33Italo Medelius MarsanoGUEST
And the reason for doing this fast was, as Brother Brandon was saying earlier, we've been fighting this battle with Amazon for four years.
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12:06Leonita IngeHOST
Italo Medillas has worked as a forklift operator at the Amazon Fulfillment Center warehouse in Durham and is the new president of CAUSE, Carolina Amazonians United for Solidarity and Empowerment.
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12:20Leonita IngeHOST
Medelius joined me in the studio to discuss his recent action to get Amazon's attention and, as he says, improve working conditions for Amazon workers not just in North Carolina, but worldwide.
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12:33Leonita IngeHOST
This interview was recorded Friday, August 28, 2026, day 36 of his hunger strike.
The Giant Sucking Sound Down South
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5:15JakeHOST
That said, he had like one or two people, portly people with their megaphones, and they're making a statement.
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5:20JakeHOST
The whole story out there is there's an alleged hunger strike going on in the ICE detention facility.
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5:26JakeHOST
So I guess there are people who are refusing to eat.
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5:28JakeHOST
They're being provided food, but they're refusing to eat.
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5:31JakeHOST
It's okay.
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5:33JakeHOST
I mean...
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5:35JakeHOST
A hunger strike, I mean, knock yourself out.
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5:38JakeHOST
If you're not going to eat the food they provide, okay, but they're providing the food for you, you'll show me by not eating.