18 Senegalese detainees from AFCON final in Morocco go on hunger strike
Summary
Eighteen Senegalese soccer fans detained in Morocco have started a hunger strike. They were arrested after disruptive actions during the Africa Cup of Nations final last month. The fans are protesting delays in their legal process, claiming they do not know the charges against them.Key Facts
- 18 Senegalese soccer fans were detained in Morocco over accusations of hooliganism.
- The fans started a hunger strike while awaiting their trial.
- They have not learned the charges against them since their arrest on January 18.
- The incidents occurred during the AFCON final, where Senegal defeated Morocco in Rabat.
- Fans allegedly attempted to storm the pitch and threw objects onto the field during the game.
- The detainees claim they were questioned in languages they do not understand.
- Their court hearings have been postponed due to an ongoing lawyers' strike in Morocco.
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