http://prisonmovement.wordpress.com/2011/07/21/pelican-bay-ends-hunger-strike/ It has finally been confirmed the Pelican Bay hunger strike leaders did end their hunger strike in exchange for some immediate changes & the CDCR‘s promise to review their g

by Stephen Lendman 
Monday Jul 25th, 2011 12:48 AM

The Al Mezan Center for Human Rights, Adalah and Physicians for Human Rights/Israel (called Mezan et al below) June 2011 report headlined, "Solitary Confinement of Prisoners and Detainees in Israeli Prisons" explains harsh and abusive conditions they endure. 

For so-called "security prisoners," treatment is especially brutal because of extreme restrictions, including when out of isolation. It affects everyone physically and emotionally, notably after long periods with no human contact. 

(letter from a tehacapi hunger striker)

http://ppnews-request@freedomarchives.org

Hunger Striker's at Tehachapi still need our help!

CCI Tehachapi; July 21, 2011

(Regarding this hunger strike) I am glad the word 

is out, I'm just saddened that I don't see 

anything on the news of our struggle. As far as 

we last heard it?s been like 12 prisons that are 

involved. Here there are a lot of people on 

Hours after announcing an end to the hunger strike at the maximum security lockup Pelican Bay, California corrections officials acknowledged more than 500 inmates continue to refuse meals at three other state prisons.

http://prisonmovement.wordpress.com/2011/07/21/pelican-bay-ends-hunger-strike/“CALIFORNIA PRISON FOCUS has finally confirmed the Pelican Bay hunger strike leaders did end their hunger strike in exchange for some immediate changes & the CDCR‘s promise t

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Julie Small | KPCC

July 19, 2011
No. 3, Day Nineteen

California prison psychiatrist earns $838.706 a year

California governor’s salary in contrast is only $173,987

Family supporters meeting in Los Angeles
Friday July 15 6-8pm
6120 S. Vermont Ave, Los Angeles