Problem: A Bahraini hunger striker protesting the assault and detention of her father and husband was taken to hospital Sunday but was released after refusing an intravenous tube, a human rights activist told CNN. Zainab Al-Khawaja was entering the sixth day of her hunger strike when her health deteriorated to the point that her family took her to the hospital, said Nabeel Rajab, head of the Bahrain Center for Human Rights. She was so ill that she could not talk or move, he said. At the hospital, however, Al-Khawaja refused to allow doctors to administer an IV, and she returned home, Rajab said. On April 9, at 3 a.m., masked officers burst into Zainab Al-Khawaja's home and assaulted her father, Abdulhadi Al-Khawaja, and her husband, Mohammed Al-Masqati, according to family members and human rights activists. Zainab Al-Khawaja said the officers beat her father severely. Abdulhadi Al-Khawajais a former president of the Bahrain Center for Human Rights. In February, he resigned from his position as director of the Middle East-North Africa region for the International Foundation for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders' Front Line organization. The Bahraini government declined to comment on Al-Khawaja's case. Human Rights Watch says Bahraini police forces have arrested more than 430 people in recent weeks, often violently and late at night. Meanwhile, a human rights group on Sunday reported the arrest of a prominent defense attorney. More than two dozen uniformed and plainclothes officers raided the home of lawyer Mohammed al-Tajer on Friday and arrested him, Human Rights Watch said. There was no reason given for his arrest, the organization said. Al-Tajer is one of several attorneys who have defended opposition figures and human rights activists arrested by the government.

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Answer: Zainab Al-Khawaja's health has deteriorated. She refused an IV at the hospital. She was released back to her house.

Text: Roberto Mancini will coach Inter Milan for the first time since 2008 in Sunday's derby with AC Milan. The 49-year-old, who won three successive Serie A titles with the club during his four years in charge, replaced Walter Mazzarri during the international break with the Nerazzurri having won just four of their 11 league games this season. 'I never thought of returning but I believe in this project,' Mancini said to the Italian media. 'I don't have a magical wand and only through hard work will we be able to return to win. VIDEOS Scroll down to watch. Roberto Mancini returned to manage Inter Milan during the international break after first leaving in 2008. The Italian is back and raring to go following his return to the club where he won three successive titles. 'I have been away for six years coaching abroad, in the Premier League and in Turkey, so I will need a bit of time. 'Inter is a top club and I'm happy to return even though when you go back to a place where you have done a good job, you have everything to lose.' The former Manchester City manager, who signed a contract until June 2017, added: 'To start with AC Milan is not going to be easy. 'We have a quality team, that has room for improvement but we need to do so quickly.' Inter are ninth in the standings, 12 points adrift of league leaders Juventus while Milan are one point above them and looking to halt a four-match winless run. Mancini puts Inter player Mauro Icardi (right) through his paces during a training session on Thursday. Mancini replaced Walter Mazzarri after he won just four of his first 11 games in Serie A this season. Elsewhere, Juve go into Saturday's match at Lazio holding a three-point lead over Roma and riding a three-match winning streak in all competitions. The Turin giants travel to Rome boasting the best attack and defence in the competition, with 25 goals scored and just four conceded. Roma take on strugglers Atalanta in Bergamo on Saturday looking to keep up the pace with Juve. The Giallorossi beat Torino 3-0 last time out to bounce back from their second loss in Serie A - a 2-0 reverse at Napoli. Napoli are third and hold the last Champions League qualifying spot heading into Sunday's home game against Cagliari. They have won their last two league games and are four points adrift of Roma. Mancini hands out directions to his players Icardi (centre) and Dani Osvaldo (right) during the session. The Italian head coach gestures while chatting to central midfielder Yann M'Vila (right) VIDEO Mancini will return to Inter greatness - Milito. Fourth-place Sampdoria travel to relegation-threatened Cesena having to do without suspended captain Angelo Palombo. Fiorentina suffered a blow ahead of Sunday's match at Hellas Verona when defender Manuel Pasqual was ruled out of action for a month with a right adductor injury. The Viola captain got hurt during Italy's 1-1 against Croatia in last weekend's Euro 2016 qualifier. Genoa are riding a six-match unbeaten run heading into their home match against Palermo on Monday. The good run of form has lifted Gian Piero Gasperini's side to sixth place, level on 19 points with Lazio, who are fifth. Mancini having a quiet word in the ear of Italian forward Osvaldo during the session this week. Mancini in discussions with his fitness coach at Inter Milan Ivan Carminati (right) ahead of the AC Milan clash. Sassuolo are unbeaten in their last five games heading into Sunday's clash at Torino. The Emilia-Romagna outfit has climbed into 12th place, level on 12 points with 13th-place Toro. Chievo will be hoping to build on their 2-1 triumph over Cesena, a result that halted an eight-match winless run, when they take on Udinese at the Friuli stadium. Bottom-side Parma have lost nine of their opening 11 games, including a 7-0 humiliation at the hands of Juve in the previous round. The Gialloblu, coached by Roberto Donadoni, square off against Empoli at the Tardini stadium looking for their third win of the campaign.
Highlights:
Roberto Mancini returns to Inter Milan dug out for first time since 2008. First game is the Milan derby against fierce rivals AC on Sunday. He replaced former incumbent Walter Mazzarri during international break. Mancini admits that he 'never thought of returning' to Inter Milan.