Occupation prison tightens solitary for women
According to a report from the Prisoners' Media Office, the Israeli occupation prison authorities continue to escalate the policy of solitary confinement against Palestinian female prisoners in Damour Prison. Three to four prisoners are periodically isolated each week, aiming to cause psychological pressure and foster a state of constant anxiety. Families are not informed of the confinement decisions, which exposes the prisoners to violations that sometimes amount to torture or harsh treatment. Meanwhile, more than 9,600 Palestinians, including women and children, are languishing in occupation prisons, suffering from mistreatment, torture, and medical neglect.
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