More than 12,000 California inmates are now officially considered hunger strikers . Organizers say the strike is a resumption The state has been using the tactic since at least January of this year, when it began force-feeding prisoners who refused to eat for up to 23 hours a day. Prison officials say strikers will face disciplinary action .
More than 12,000 California inmates are now officially considered hunger strikers . The state has been using the tactic since at least January of this year, when it began force-feeding prisoners who refused to eat for up to 23 hours a day. Prison officials say strikers will face disciplinary action .