Repression and neglect in Damoun Prison
Approximately 88 Palestinian female prisoners face harsh detention conditions in Damon Prison, including medical neglect, starvation, repression, and deprivation of basic rights and religious practices. The prisoners, among them pregnant women, sick individuals, and minors, are subjected to practices such as medical neglect, denial of necessary healthcare, invasive strip searches, sleep deprivation, and the spread of diseases like scabies, along with worsening health conditions for several of them. International human rights organizations, such as the Red Cross and the World Health Organization, are called upon to intervene immediately to ensure the rights of the prisoners and to protect them from repression and deliberate medical neglect.
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