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The Committee of Families of Political Detainees in the West Bank warned that the health and humanitarian conditions of detainees at Junayd Prison in Nablus were deteriorating. It cited accounts of beatings, torture, stress-position abuse, and medical neglect, as well as restrictions on visits and on bringing in basic necessities. The committee condemned the re-arrest of Suleiman al-Shami just days after his release, describing the repeated cases as a “revolving door” policy. It called on human rights organizations and the Red Cross to visit the prison and monitor violations, end the ill-treatment, ensure medical care, and ultimately secure the detainees’ release.
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