Palestinian journalist in solitary confinement
The article addresses the situation of prisoner and journalist Boushra Al-Tawil (33 years old) in Israeli occupation prisons. She has been facing harsh conditions in solitary confinement for about 50 days. During her detention, she has experienced repeated raids, assaults involving beatings and gas spraying, continuous verbal abuse, all under constant surveillance with cameras monitoring her around the clock. Al-Tawil suffers from health issues such as dehydration and numbness in her hands resulting from handcuffs, as well as being deprived of basic needs including food, water, and clean clothing. She was transferred from Damon Prison to the isolation unit in Ramla Prison, then unexpectedly moved without her knowledge to Ofer Prison near Beersheba. She is also threatened with an additional four-month administrative detention amidst an escalation of Israeli policies against female prisoners. The Palestinian Prisoners Society and international human rights organizations are calling for urgent intervention to protect her, secure her release, and put an end to the violations she is subjected to.
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