"Ali Aarrass suspended his hunger strike on 4 November, after 72 days. His family, who visited him in Salé II prison, near Rabat, told Amnesty International that he had lost a lot of weight, was in pain and very weak, and no longer able to retain even small quantities of water. They said he feared his life was in danger. He is still urging the Moroccan and Belgian authorities to meet the demands which prompted him to go on hunger strike, and to protect him from further ill-treatment, as he said he had been beaten and verbally abused on 29 September. "
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