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Greece: The "Thessaloniki 5" released on bail after hunger strike (1)

01 November 2003

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Update: 27 November 2003: The "Saloniki 5" were released on bail from prison on Wednesday 26 November on the orders of a panel of three judges. Just before the decision the public prosecutor tried to order doctors to force fed the five - they refused. Suleiman Dakduk was on hunger strike the longest, for 64 days, the others including UK citizen Simon Chapman. joined him on 5 October.

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