Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu, currently facing treason charges, has threatened to go on a hunger strike starting Monday unless his rights are respected. The announcement was made through his lawyer on Saturday, ahead of the court's verdict scheduled for November 6.
The case highlights ongoing political tensions in Tanzania surrounding the treatment of opposition figures. Lissu's impending trial verdict and his ultimatum regarding a hunger strike mark a critical moment for his legal defense and political standing.
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