As California prisoners enter their fourth week of a historical mass hunger strike, literally dying for human rights, although California Department of Corrections Department (CDCD) secretary said Tuesday, that he would order staff to force-feed inmates if necessary to save lives, Nancy Kincaid, Communications Director for California Prison Health Care Services stated Wednesday that prison medical staff will not force-feed prisoners and inmates have the right to die for the cause, their five demands. Governor Jerry Brown has not intervened after CDCD officials said Friday they would not negotiate with the prisoners.
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