This document contains a telegram sent in October 1979 by the Charter 77 spokespersons—Jiří Hájek, Ladislav Hejdánek, and Zdena Tominová—to the participants of a protest hunger strike in Warsaw. A group of eleven Polish dissidents, including prominent figures such as Jacek Kuroń, Jan Lityński, and Adam Michnik, initiated a seven-day hunger strike at the Church of the Holy Cross to express solidarity with political prisoners in both Czechoslovakia and Poland. The protest was specifically aimed at supporting the imprisoned members of the Czechoslovak Committee for the Defense of the Unjustly Persecuted (VONS). In their message, the Charter 77 spokespersons thank the strikers for their effective expression of solidarity and reaffirm their shared commitment to respecting human dignity. Originally published in the bulletin 'Informace o Chartě 77', the text illustrates the vital cooperation and mutual support between dissident movements in Central Europe during the normalization era. This transnational solidarity was crucial for bringing international attention to human rights violations in the Eastern Bloc and strengthening the moral legitimacy of opposition activities in both countries.