Palestinian women face worsening conditions in detention
The article discusses the Israeli occupation forces' detention of Palestinian activist Samar Hamad, who was issued an administrative detention order for four months after their raid on her house in Ramallah. This led to her sudden disappearance and had an impact on her family and children. The number of Palestinian female prisoners held under administrative detention reaches 21 out of a total of 87 female prisoners, amid ongoing policies of detention without trials or clear charges, which has drawn criticism from human rights organizations. The article also highlights the conditions of detainee Basma Hawaishin at Damon Prison, where she faces difficult circumstances such as overcrowding, shortages of basic necessities, and increasing violations and torture. Human rights advocates are calling for an end to administrative detention and improved conditions for the detainees.
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