Red Cross Comments on Prisoner Visits
The Israeli Ministry of National Security's renewal of the decision to ban visits by the families of Palestinian prisoners in occupation prisons worsens the prisoners' suffering, as it represents a continuation of the policy of isolation and repression adopted by the occupation authorities. Despite the Israeli High Court's ruling that prohibiting the International Committee of the Red Cross from visiting the prisoners is illegal, the authorities deliberately continue to prevent such visits, depriving prisoners of international oversight over their detention conditions. The Palestinian Prisoners Club considers these measures part of a broader system of retaliatory policies aimed at tightening restrictions on prisoners and committing serious violations, including torture, medical neglect, and enforced disappearance, systematically. There are also international calls to end these procedures and restore the role of the International Committee to protect prisoners in accordance with the Geneva Conventions.
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