Sisters of pro-democracy activist held in Cairo stage protest in London

The transcript discusses Allie's prolonged hunger strike, which began on October 18th, and his decision to escalate to a water strike as COP 27 starts. Allie, a symbol of resistance against the Egyptian regime, is a British national, writer, and activist. His family is deeply affected, especially his autistic son, who hasn't seen him in 15 months. The family is making a final plea for his release, hoping for international support and action from the UK government. They emphasize the need for accountability for political prisoners in Egypt and express gratitude for the support received so far.

What was the primary reason Allie limited his calorie intake during the hunger strike?

• To show hope in the UK Government's intervention

• To maintain his health

• To protest against the UK Government

• To gain media attention

What significant event was Allie's water strike planned to coincide with?

• The Egyptian Independence Day

• The anniversary of his imprisonment

• COP 27

• The UK Prime Minister's visit to Egypt

What action did Allie's family take to support him during his protest?

• Started a social media campaign

• Organized a protest at the Egyptian Embassy

• Wrote letters to the Egyptian President

• Held a candlelight vigil at 10 Downing St

How is Allie perceived by the Egyptian regime?

• As a neutral figure

• As a political ally

• As a British spy

• As a symbol of the January 25th revolution

What is the family's main hope regarding Allie's situation?

• That Allie will be allowed to write more articles

• That Allie will receive better medical care

• That Allie will be released during COP 27

• That Allie will be transferred to a different prison

What does the family believe is necessary for Allie's release?

• A new legal team

• A change in the UK Government

• A public apology from Allie

• Increased international pressure on the Egyptian regime

What is highlighted as the injustice in Allie's imprisonment?

• His imprisonment for expressing his opinions

• His lack of access to legal representation

• His inability to communicate with his family

• His treatment by prison guards