London Conference Highlights Palestinian Prisoners' Legal Issues
A seminar in London discussed the issue of Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli occupation prisons, amid a rise in violations against them, especially after the adoption of laws imposing the death penalty on some of them. Participants confirmed that the prisoners are subjected to administrative detention without charges or trials, and face harsh detention conditions that include isolation, starvation, and denial of basic rights. They also noted that laws threaten to execute them. Additionally, the speakers pointed out that Israeli policies reinforce a system of racial segregation and discrimination, targeting Palestinians in particular, amidst warnings of the growing rise of fascist tendencies and the neglect of fair legal standards.
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