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01.06.2023
HaMoked in a motion to appeal to the Supreme Court: The Israel Prison Service unreasonably prevents a blind prisoner from accessing audiobooks
16.01.2023
HaMoked in new report on Israel’s pervasive night arrests of Palestinian children: Despite new procedure, in 2022, the military did not summon children for interrogation, arresting them even for minor offenses
10.08.2022
Twice in one week: HaMoked petitioned for writ of habeas corpus after the military failed to trace two Palestinian detainees who were arrested from their homes late at night
10.07.2022
HaMoked to the Israel Prison Service: Conditions at Damon prison violate the right to privacy of Palestinian women prisoners
06.07.2022
HaMoked in a complaint to the military: night arrest of a Palestinian minor deteriorated into sexual abuse
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
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