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20.06.2013
HaMoked to HCJ: Israel must lift the sweeping restriction on the number of prison visits sons and brothers of "security" prisoners may make
06.06.2013
HCJ 4048/13 Arshid et al. v. Military Commander of the West Bank Area Petition for Order Nisi
05.02.2013
AP 38446-11-12 - Al-'Abayat et al. v. Military Commander of the West Bank Response
20.11.2012
AP 38446-11-12 - al-Abayat et al. v. Military Commander of the West Bank Administrative Petition
25.10.2012
HaMoked to the Court: Instruct the military to allow a Palestinian woman to visit her husband who is incarcerated in an Israeli prison
16.09.2012
The military prevents a Palestinian mother from visiting her son who is serving a life sentence: the mother – who has never been arrested or interrogated – is banned from entering Israel for the visit, on the grounds that it could "threaten the security of the area"
20.05.2012
Following the Palestinian prisoners’ hunger strike, a security prisoner serving multiple life sentences has met his three minor children for the first time in three years: the ban on visits imposed on him by the IPS and upheld by the court – has been lifted
02.01.2012
Following HaMoked's intercession: the military agrees to issue a multiple entry permit for prison visits to a 34 year old Palestinian, the only family member who is allowed to visit his incarcerated brother
23.10.2011
AP 35570-10-11 - al-‘Aziz et al. v. Commander of the Military Forces in the West Bank Administrative Petition
20.02.2011
In a rare occurrence, the Jerusalem District Court awarded HaMoked legal costs in a petition to allow a mother to visit her son who is incarcerated in Israel: the military repeatedly breaks its commitment to the HCJ, to answer applications for prison visits within the prescribed time limit