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26.05.2022
For over two years, the Israel Prison Service prevented a mother from visiting her prisoner son, held separately from other inmates due to his mental health condition: The mother finally visited her son following HaMoked’s petition
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
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
10.10.2021
Following Israeli human rights organizations’ High Court petition: The Israel Prison Service will gradually publicize some of its orders in Arabic and will later consider translation of additional orders and procedures
04.10.2021
HaMoked petitions High Court of Justice demanding accountability in Palestinian minor’s complaint of brutality by prison wardens in 2018
09.06.2021
HaMoked in an urgent letter to the Israel Prison Service: stop the prolonged blanket ban on family visits from the oPt to Palestinian “security prisoners”
08.04.2021
Although family visits to prisons will not be resumed anytime soon: Israel will only allow “security” inmates one brief telephone call to their families during the month of Ramadan
28.03.2021
Human rights organizations petition the High Court of Justice: The Israel Prison Service must publicize its regulations and procedures in Arabic, the native language of over half of the inmate population
01.02.2021
Following human rights organizations’ petition to the HCJ: some 9,000 inmates held in the Israel Prison Service facilities received the first Coronavirus vaccine dose