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20.03.2020
Human rights organizations call for the urgent reduction of the number of inmates incarcerated by Israel: prison conditions make it impossible to follow the Ministry of Health corona protection guidelines; the lives of many are at stake
19.03.2020
HaMoked to the Israel Prison Service: the corona emergency regulations must be changed to allow security inmates, especially minors, to maintain phone contact with their families and lawyers; they must also be supplied with sufficient amounts of disinfectants and hygiene products
23.02.2020
HaMoked complaint to the Ministry of Justice: the recurring phenomenon of ISA interrogations of minors who are kept in isolation and denied legal counsel must be eradicated
26.01.2020
The Israel Prison Service submitted a document to the court bearing a prisoner’s forged signature; the court ruled that this was done “in good faith”
19.01.2020
Following HaMoked’s petition, a 14-year-old girl was allowed to cross military checkpoint in order to visit her incarcerated brother, despite a “security ban”; in future, the military will conduct checks on the spot to enable “banned” children to visit their imprisoned loved ones
15.01.2020
Detention of 11-year-old boy, held without his parents’ knowledge in inadequate conditions for over 24 hours: HaMoked calls on the military to swiftly act to prevent recurrence of such an event
16.09.2019
Following HaMoked’s complaint, the military admitted it wrongly announced that a Palestinian detainee had been released to his home; “this is a severe occurrence and the instructions will be clarified”
05.08.2019
Following a petition to the court: a Palestinian man from East Jerusalem succeeded to visit his incarcerated brother, after a two-year forced separation
02.07.2019
The High Court of Justice summarily rejects HaMoked’s petition for regular phone contact between Palestinian minors incarcerated by Israel and their families
15.04.2019
On undisclosed security pretexts, the military attempts to worsen its policy concerning the entry into Israel of Palestinian children aged 16 and under for the purpose of visiting their imprisoned relatives. The District Court refrains from holding hearings on HaMoked’s petitions on the matter