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Tue21052013

Israel Renews Administrative Detention of 11 Prisoners

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On Tuesday 21st May, Tadamun Institute for Human Rights said that Israeli authorities renewed the administrative detention of 11 prisoners; including Samer al-Barq and two lawmakers.

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Ahrar: The Eldest Administrative Detainee Suffers Health Deterioration

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Ahrar center for Prisoners studies and human rights called on international human rights organizations to release the eldest administrative detainee Haj Adel Shaniur, 64, from Al-Thahrieh town, near Al-Khalil city, who lost his sight in his right eye and suffers many diseases.

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Ahrar: Israel Practices Racial Discrimination Against Administrative Detainees

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Ahrar center for Prisoners studies and human rights confirmed in a status that the occupation practices racial discrimination against the detainees according to their geographical area specially, with the administrative detainees.

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Tadamun Institute: Number of Female Prisoners in Israeli Jails Increased to 16

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On Thursday 16th May, Tadamun Institute for Human Rights said that Israeli occupation forces arrested a Palestinian woman from Bethlehem after she visited her family in the Gaza Strip.

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Ahrar Calls the Palestinian Media to Replace the Term “Individual Strike”

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The Director of Ahrar Center for Prisoner Studies and Human Rights, Fuad Al-Khuffash, called on the Palestinian media, activists and websites to replace the term "individual strike" into "elite strike" for the prisoners who are on hunger strike against their administrative detention.

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Israeli Forces Storm Female Prisoner’s House

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On Thursday 16th May, The Ahrar Center of Prisoner Studies and Human Rights condemned the raid of the house of the prisoner, Sereen Sawaftah, 25, from Tubas. Israeli soldiers reportedly searched her home and confiscated her laptop before informing the family that their daughter had been detained.

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Prisoner Thaer Halaleh Needs a Doctor, The IPS Refuses

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The family of prisoner Thaer Halahleh, 34, from the city of Al-Khalil, confirmed to Ahrar center for Prisoners studies and human rights that her son who is held at Ofer prison suffers severe pains in back and Israeli prison authority refuses access to doctors.

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Ahrar: 100% of the Administrative Detainees are Liberated Detainees

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Ahrar center for Prisoners studies and human rights confirmed that 100% of the administrative detainees are liberated detainees who were arrested many times and served long years in occupation jails.

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Jordanian Prisoners in Israel Continue Hunger Strike

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More Jordanian prisoners in Israeli jails are expected to join their fellow incarcerated countrymen in a widespread hunger strike demanding freedom, activists said on Tuesday.

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Israel Releases Oldest Administrative Detainee

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On Thursday 9th May, the Israeli Occupation Authority (IOA) released the dean of the administrative detainees Dirar Abu Menshar, 34, from the city of al-Khalil, who is considered the oldest administrative detainee in the Israeli prisons, Ahrar center for prisoners studies and human rights revealed.

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Israeli Court Extends Isolation of Prisoner Abu Sisi

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On Wednesday 8th May, Tadamun institute for human rights said that the Israeli Central Court decided to extend the isolation of the prisoner Dirar Abu Sisi for six additional months.

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