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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
01.11.2011
Follow up on holding conditions at the Petah Tikva detention facility by B’Tselem and HaMoked: HaMoked files 3 HCJ petitions regarding the severe holding conditions and deficiencies in investigating complaints by detainees:
20.09.2011
Withholding detainee information: the security forces continue to do what they will and violate the basic rights of OPT residents
01.07.2011
Following HaMoked's petition to the HCJ: the Israel Prison Service undertakes to inform applicants of the actual whereabouts of a prisoner under its custody
30.05.2011
The Israel Prison Service clarifies its regulations governing deposits to security prisoners’ canteen accounts: the regulations infringe on the rights of Palestinian prisoners and their relatives
28.04.2011
Following HaMoked's intervention: a father is allowed to visit his son, imprisoned in Israel
10.03.2011
Palestinian detainees held in the ISA Interrogation Facility in Petah Tikva, were subjected to ill treatment, degrading detention conditions, and prohibited interrogation methods: as indicated by six civil claims recently filed by HaMoked
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
27.01.2011
The military and the Israeli Prison Service continue to shirk their duty to inform families of detainees of their detention and location: in 2010 HaMoked: Center for the Defence of the Individual handled over 3,200 requests to trace new detainees
16.01.2011
The HCJ dismissed HaMoked's petition to order the attorney general to investigate complaints of torture during interrogation by the Israel Security Agency: the state announced that the authority to examine such interrogees' complaints would be transferred to the Justice Ministry