Legal experts and human rights advocates renew their call for solidarity with Palestinian prisoners detained by Israel since October 2023

Palestinian human rights organizations have criticized the repressive crackdown unleashed by Israel and called on people across the world to stand in solidarity

Más de 500 palestinos murieron en Cisjordania en 2023. En virtud de su política no declarada de castigo colectivo, Israel también destruyó una cantidad significativa de infraestructuras civiles como carreteras, edificios residenciales y hospitales en Cisjordania desde el 7 de octubre.

Over 500 Palestinians were killed in the West Bank in 2023. Under its undeclared policy of collective punishment, Israel also destroyed a significant amount of civilian infrastructure such as roads, residential buildings, and hospitals in West Bank since October 7

A global campaign is demanding the freedom of Palestinian writer, intellectual, and activist Walid Daqqah, who has been imprisoned in Israeli jails for over 37 years, and is facing severe health issues. Sahar Francis, the General Director of Ramallah-based Addameer Prisoner Support and Human Rights Association, talks about Daqqah’s life of resistance and the importance of the campaign

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Israel’s illegal practice of administrative detention has been met with a new form of resistance by Palestinian detainees: court boycotts

Imprisoned health activist Shatha Odeh continues to persist in the struggle for the right to health and women’s rights as she sends letter from prison for International Women’s Day

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Six prominent Palestinian rights groups were banned and labeled as terrorist organizations by Israeli authorities in October 2021. Palestinian lawyers are demanding they provide evidence.

The demonstrations were held in front of the UN and UNESCO offices in Ramallah and Gaza city. The protesters called for increased international pressure on Israel to rescind its terrorist designation of the six Palestinian groups 

The investigation by Frontline Defenders revealed that the iPhones of the six activists were hacked using the Pegasus spyware from July 2020 onwards. Three of the activists were working with Palestinian human rights groups recently designated as terrorists by Israel