Her children thrived, but the captive was absent
The article discusses the suffering of the families of Palestinian female prisoners and the impact of the absence of Red Cross visits since October 2023. Family members are plagued by ongoing anxiety over the lives and safety of their loved ones, especially as prison conditions have deteriorated, with increased repression, isolation, illnesses, and a lack of direct information. Personal stories from families who have lost direct contact with their loved ones highlight the psychological and social effects of this absence, particularly as some prisoners are pregnant or experiencing health complications, prompting families to fear for their loved ones' wellbeing. International authorities have confirmed that visits have completely ceased since that date and continue their efforts to resume them, as such visits remain a vital means of ensuring prisoners’ rights and providing reassurance to their families.
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