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Increase in Repression of Female Prisoners at Damoon
Reports from the Palestinian Prisoners and Released Prisoners Commission reveal that female prisoners in "Damoun" Prison face harsh detention conditions, including overcrowding, shortages of basic necessities, poor quality food, and medical neglect, along with frequent searches and patrols. Many of the female inmates suffer from serious health conditions such as paralysis, respiratory illnesses, allergies, and a deteriorating health status, in addition to exposure to physical and psychological abuse. The commission points to increased escalation by the occupation through raidings of the prison and heightened tensions among the prisoners. Currently, there are around 92 female prisoners in Israeli jails, and the overall medical and psychological condition of the inmates is dire, especially for those suffering from chronic illnesses and critical health situations.
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