87 Palestinian Women in Detention Face Hardships
The article addresses the Israeli occupation authorities' detention of Palestinian activist Samar Hamad, who was issued an administrative detention order for four months after their home in Ramallah was raided. This raises the number of Palestinian female prisoners held under administrative detention to 21 out of a total of 87 female prisoners in the occupation’s prisons. It also highlights the harsh detention conditions faced by prisoner Basma Huwashin in Damoon Prison, where she endures overcrowding, shortages of food and healthcare, ongoing raids, and deteriorating living and psychological conditions. The report calls for transparency regarding the reasons behind administrative detention and emphasizes the need to ensure the rights of female prisoners, amid ongoing human rights criticisms of these practices.
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