The National Unity Front staged a mini-uprising in the central Doha market in response to the government crackdowns in which it reiterated its demands.[13] The government rejected most of these demands, and in early May, around fifty of the most prominent National Unity Front members and sympathizers were arrested and detained without trial.[5][3][4] Hamad Al Attiya died in jail in 1966. Nasser Al Missned, a prominent authority figure and the son of Abdullah Al Missned, immigrated to Kuwait after he was released from prison in 1965.[5][12]