Genocide in Occupation Prisons: Female Prisoners with Scabies
The Palestinian Prisoners' Club revealed that ten female prisoners in Damon Prison are diagnosed with scabies ("scabies mite"), due to the ongoing Israeli Prison Service's prevention of treatment and the worsening of the poor humanitarian conditions inside the prisons. The spread of the disease is attributed to high humidity, shortage of cleaning supplies, overcrowding, and lack of proper ventilation, alongside a lack of serious medical intervention by the occupation authorities. This has led to a deterioration in health conditions, including severe cases and some patients requiring amputations, such as the child Muhammad Hamid. The club calls on the international community and the World Health Organization to act immediately to put an end to these conditions and to provide the prisoners with the necessary healthcare. The situation has significantly worsened since the start of the war on Gaza in October 2023 and the subsequent violations, physical assaults, and sexual abuses.
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