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Palestinian prisoner Bilal Kayed was due to be released from Israeli prison on June 13, after serving close to 15 years behind bars. But on the day of his scheduled release, Israel’s military authorities placed him under administrative detention for a period of six months. Administrative detention orders can be renewed indefinitely. According to Al Ittihad,…
Israeli authorities released Palestinian journalist Muhammad al-Qiq from administrative detention on Thursday, May 19. Al-Qiq came close to death a number of times in the course of his 94-day hunger strike waged to protest his detention. The release of the hunger-striker marks the end of his six-month administrative detention – an Israeli policy of internment…
The Committee to Support Palestinian Journalists announced on Saturday, April 16, that Israel has detained 43 journalists in the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT) since October 2015, including two foreign reporters. The New York based committee said in a report that journalists have reported torture, medical negligence, and unreasonable and illegal rulings by the Israeli authorities…
On September 6, 2015, four human-rights organizations, including Physicians for Human Rights-Israel and HaMoked, petitioned Israel’s Supreme Court to revoke the amendment to the Prisons Ordinance, “Preventing Hunger-Strike Damages”, which was recently approved by the Knesset. In the petition, the organizations claim that the amendment purports to be legislation concerned with saving the lives of…
The Israeli Medical Association (IMA) opposes the plan of the Israel’s government to force-feed hunger-striking prisoners. The backdrop is a law passed last month by the Knesset sanctioning this practice in order to combat the spreading protest against administrative detention without charge or trial. The test case for the new law appears to be that…
The Israeli Knesset voted Thursday, July 30, to allow the force-feeding of prisoners conducting hunger strikes. In recent years, Palestinian prisoners have staged a series of hunger strikes, often leading to their hospitalization and waves of protests in the occupied West Bank. The association of Israeli physicians said in a statement issued later on Thursday…
Israeli doctors have been instructed not to comply with legislation approved by the cabinet Sunday, June 14, that would enable prison authorities to force-feed hunger-striking Palestinian inmates. The legislation was proposed by the last right-wing government and was revived by Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan last week. The draft passed its first reading in the…
With the support of the Arab-Bedouin citizens of Umm al-Hiran, and partners in Israel and abroad, on Sunday, May 17, the NGO Adalah launched a campaign to raise public awareness of the village’s struggle and bring about the scrapping of the government’s plans to evict its residents and entirely demolish their community. As part of…
Israeli occupation authorities have issued 319 administrative detention orders for Palestinians since the beginning of 2015, a rights group said Friday, April 3, six times as many as they did the previous year. The statistics, released by the Palestinian Center for Prisoner Studies, suggests a massive increase in Israel’s incarceration of Palestinians without charge or trial…
In a statement released on Friday, January 9, Abd al-Naser Farawna, the head of the census unit at the Palestinian Authority Department of Prisoner Affairs announced that 112 Palestinian women and girls were arrested by Israeli military forces in 2014, a 70 percent increase from 2013. According to the Maan News Agency, the official indicated…