Teuta Hoxha, a 29-year-old activist, has been on a hunger strike for 43 days while held on remand in the United Kingdom, prompting urgent pleas from her family for government intervention. Hoxha, who faces charges related to alleged criminal damage and violent disorder at a factory for an Israeli arms manufacturer, has reportedly suffered severe health issues, including headaches and mobility problems, and can no longer stand for prayer. Her sister Rahma has expressed deep concern for Hoxha's wellbeing, highlighting her role as a caregiver and the emotional toll of her prolonged detention without trial, which is scheduled for April 2026. Hoxha is among several activists currently on hunger strike, with supporters staging protests in solidarity and warning that the detainees' lives are at risk if authorities do not act.