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شبكة راية الإعلامية
Visit bans impede documentation, warns Prisoners Club
The Palestinian Prisoners Club in Nablus has affirmed that female Palestinian prisoners in Israeli occupation prisons face harsh conditions and ongoing torture measures, including beatings, assaults, and repeated nighttime raids on their cells. The prisoners are also subjected to constant monitoring through cameras, and some have contracted illnesses such as scabies, which has led to their isolation from other inmates. Lawyers encounter difficulties in accessing the prisoners due to imposed visitation restrictions, hampering effective monitoring of their health and legal situations. The Prisoners Club called on the international community to intervene immediately to ensure that human rights organizations can access the prisons and follow up on the prisoners' conditions. This came after criticizing the silence of international institutions, especially the International Red Cross, regarding severe violations, and called for independent human rights oversight to guarantee the prisoners' rights and their safety.
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