Pregnant inmates at Damoon face neglect
Pregnant female prisoners in Israel's Ramon Prison face harsh health and living conditions. They lack proper medical care, suffer from malnutrition, and have their clothing and hygiene products confiscated. Prisoner Manar Ibrahim Karraja, who is in her fifth month of pregnancy, has not received follow-up check-ups since July and suffers from untreated skin diseases. Her weight has significantly decreased due to malnutrition. Additionally, prisoner Dana Joudeh, nearing her ninth month, is increasingly worrying about her health condition. Urgent calls are being made to provide the necessary medical examinations, adequate nutrition, and continuous medical follow-up—particularly for pregnancy and skin conditions—amidst a total of over 9,400 Palestinian prisoners in the occupation's prisons.
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