"July 2005: 52 detainees begin hunger strike, second of the year, in protest at detention and treatment 14 Sept: Lawyers say more than 200 are refusing food. The US military says 128 21 Sept: US says number falls to 45. No explanation given but some tube-feeding admitted 7 Oct: US says number down to 28, 20 of whom are force-fed 27 Oct: US judge "deeply troubled" by force-feeding 25 Dec: Hunger strikers leap to 84, the US says 9 Feb, 2006: US says number down from 84 to four but gives no reason"
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