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Prisoners sew mouths shut to protest conditions in Kyrgystan

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That’s one way to make sure you will get attention. Source: Bbc 25 January 2012 Last updated at 07:43 ET The prisoners are said to have sewn their lips together to allow only liquids to be consumed More than 1,300 Kyrgyz prisoners have sewn their lips together as part of an ongoing protest at poor … Continue reading →

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