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Mistreatment of shaikh Abu Hamza in Belmarsh prison

Al-maqreze
Center For Historical Studies has received a letter from the
wife of Shaikh Abu Hamza, detailing the current mistreatment of
shaikh Abu Hamza. We publish this letter as it is sent to us by
his wife.
The letter
Dear Sir/Madam,
I would like to bring to your attention the current
plight of my husband Abu Hamza, currently imprisoned in Belmarsh
UK.
Last Tuesday he
was taken from his cell without any prior notification to have
an operation to amputate a further part of his arm. Firstly, I
must say that the reason that his arm needed further amputation
was because of the removal of his prostheses, resulting in him
constantly putting pressure on the remainder of his fore limbs.
As there is no soft furnishing in his cell, he has been
suffering considerable pain and discomfort.
After surgery,
before he had even recovered from the anaesthetic he was
returned to Belmarsh, only to be told he had to move from his
cell to another one. He was so weak and unable to stand that he
refused, resulting in him being put in solitary confinement. No
post operative medical care has been given and the only contact
he has had is when food is given to him.
On Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday (16th, 17th, 18th
May) he had to attend court, despite his poor health. He was
unable to contact us for 4 days and then his phone minutes were
cut owing to the U.N. sanction restricting his financial
allowance sent by me.
My husband says
that the racist bullying and islamophobia against him have
intensified making his life very difficuly. As his wife and
mother of his children, I urge you to look into his treatment
and do all you can to ensure he is properly treated, medically,
psycologically, and physically.
Yours sincerely,
Mrs Mostafa
Al-maqreze Center
urges all human right organisations to intervene to in end the
unjust treatment of Shaikh Abu Hamza in Belmarsh prison. We
fear that if nothing is done to end his mistreatment then his
situation could worsen and he could even die in prison.
Al-maqreze
Center For Historical
07/06/2007
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