Laila Soueif, on her 247th day of hunger strike at St Thomas' hospital, is fighting for the release of her son Alaa Abd el-Fattah, a British-Egyptian activist imprisoned by Egypt's regime. Soueif's struggle becomes personal as she threatens to use her death as leverage to rally support for her son, insisting her life must not end without purpose. Born into an academic family, her literary upbringing fuels her resolve, as does her profound love for her children and grandchildren. She remains steadfast in her mission, reflecting on her life, risks, and the undeniable need for freedom for her son.
Laila Soueif, despite her fragile state, vows to use her dying wish as leverage to secure the release of her imprisoned son, Alaa Abd el-Fattah.
Soueif's determination, stemming from her rich and eventful life, is unwavering; she aims to ensure her struggle does not go in vain.
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