Pro-Palestinian hunger strike at Princeton University marks 1 week
newjersey.news12.com
It comes after 13 students were arrested for trespassing late last month during a protest.
Twelve students committed to not eating in response to university administrators who barred a group of students from the university for participating in a sit-in that occurred in late April.
I've never really heard of a hunger strike being used outside of captivity. Their demands are disclosure, divestment, and dropping the charges against students who were non-violently protesting.
They seem in pretty good condition for not having eaten for a week.
Skipping meals for a week won't harm you. It's water you can't do without.
Two weeks starts to get dangerous.