Ex-prisoner reports rising repression in occupation jails
A Palestinian prisoner recently released provided a testimony revealing that the harsh conditions of incarceration persist, including repression, medical neglect, and deprivation of basic needs, amidst an escalation of punitive measures. He explained that the prison administration regularly conducts raids and shuts down sections, seizing inmates' belongings, which worsens their health and living conditions. The prisoners suffer from injuries resulting from assaults, a severe shortage of clothing and food, and deteriorating health conditions. Meanwhile, approximately 9,400 Palestinians remain in detention, including 99 women and 350 children, with administrative detention cases rising to 3,244 detainees.
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