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شبكة راية الإعلامية
Damoon Prison Women Face 7 Repression Acts
Palestinian female prisoners in the Israeli Damoon Prison have been subjected to seven acts of repression and assault within 21 days, from July 29 to August 18. These operations included beating them, restraining them, isolating them, and forcibly taking them to the yard, amid punitive measures such as confiscating their clothing, medications, and food, as well as denying them the right to go out and take showers. Additionally, ten female detainees were crammed into small rooms that only accommodate three, with severe shortages of basic essentials. This escalation is part of a systematic campaign of torture enforced by the prison administration against the detainees. Currently, the number of Palestinian prisoners stands at around 9,400, including 94 women and approximately 350 children, with harsh detention conditions that are increasingly being intensified in a systematic manner.
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