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28.03.2022
After a two-year visit-ban: children from the oPt can again visit their parents incarcerated in Israel
16.02.2022
After almost two years and following High Court petition by HaMoked and Al-Mezan: The State agreed to renew family visits to Gaza residents incarcerated inside Israel
13.02.2022
HaMoked continues its two-year battle for accountability for the violent arrest and interrogation of a Palestinian minor
20.01.2022
PHR-Israel and HaMoked petition the HCJ: The Ministry of Health and the Israel Prison Service must formulate a procedure for updating families about the whereabouts and condition of hospitalized inmates
13.01.2022
For over 24 hours a wounded detainee was held incommunicado: the military communicated his whereabouts only following HaMoked’s habeas corpus petition
04.01.2022
Maltreatment and torture during interrogation: Court rejected tort claim over mental disability of a Palestinian man who underwent a cruel and intensive ISA interrogation
22.12.2021
Cut off from their families for 21 months: HaMoked and Al Mezan petitioned the High Court of Justice to renew family visits to 250 Palestinian inmates from Gaza who are held inside Israel
20.12.2021
Following a High Court order nisi in HaMoked’s petition: the Police Investigation Unit will reopen its investigation into a 2018 complaint of police brutality towards a Palestinian juvenile detainee
01.11.2021
“A child must not be punished over the circumstances of his birth”: Only following HaMoked’s petition, the IPS allowed a toddler to visit his imprisoned father after a two-year-long ban
17.10.2021
Order nisi in HaMoked’s petition: The State Attorney’s Office must show cause why it would not reopen a 2018 complaint of police brutality towards a Palestinian juvenile detainee