1981 Irish hunger strike January 1981, it became clear that the prisoners' demands had not been conceded. Prison authorities began to supply the prisoners with officially issued civilian clothing, whereas the prisoners demanded the right to wear their own clothing. On 4 February, the prisoners issued a statement saying that the British government had failed to resolve the crisis and declared their intention of "hunger striking once more". The second hunger strike began on 1 March, when Bobby Sands, the IRA's former officer commanding (OC) in the prison, refused food. Unlike the first strike, the prisoners joined one at a time and at staggered
Hunger Strike! Inc. Inc. operated as Genesis Health Foundation. The operations were featured in Three Angels Broadcasting Network in 1994. Hunger Strike! Inc. offered physical assessments for the underprivileged, a natural remedy clinic, provided financial help by filling in temporary gaps for those needing rent, education, funeral expenses, grocery help, and other personal needs. It operated through contributions of individual donors. The company dissolved in 2016. Hunger Strike! Inc. Hunger Strike! Inc. was a charitable 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provided medical, health, education, and financial services. It commenced operations in 1988 as a group that fed and clothed the homeless in the Washington,