During periods of extreme heat, Ali Karimli had only 5 liters of water per week.

Omissions

• The exact figure (5 liters per week) does not appear in any source; the sources confirm the described fact (denial of drinking water combined with extreme heat), not the figure.
• No source states a precise weekly water ration for Ali Karimli; the claim quantifies a condition that reporting describes only in qualitative terms.
• Sources could not be dated precisely; they describe Karimli's ongoing detention conditions, consistent with the session period.

Sources

• SecondaryDoughty Street ChambersReports on Mr Karimli's detention conditions include that he does not have access to drinking water, has been subject to extreme heat, denied [food and medical care].
• SecondaryOC MediaImagine the scorching summer heat combined with a lack of electricity: refrigerators aren't working, and prisoners have no access to cool water.
• SecondaryThe Independent"We believe the sleep deprivation, the heat without ventilation, and the denial of water and food are being used deliberately to break him."
• SecondaryRaoul Wallenberg Centre for Human RightsThe deteriorating and inhumane conditions of Mr. Karimli's detention have reached a critical point, posing a serious and growing threat to his [health and life].