November 23, 2013 
[ PIC 23/11/2013 – 09:49 AM ]
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NABLUS, (PIC)– Three Palestinian administrative detainees in Israeli jails went on hunger strike last Monday 18/11, Ibrahim Al-Araj, the lawyer of the ministry of prisoners, said on Saturday.
He said in a statement that the strikers are Mohammed Asy, Anas Asy, and Thaer Abdo and are all from Beit Lakia village near Ramallah.
He said that now four administrative detainees were on hunger strike protesting their detention without trial or charge.
The lawyer said that the fourth detainee is Akram Fassisi, from Edhna village in Al-Khalil who has been on hunger strike since 29/9.
ON TORTURE
Report: Published by Adalah, Physicians for Human Rights-Israel and Al Mezan Centre for Human Rights | June 26, 2012
“On Torture” is an edited volume of essays by Palestinian, Israeli and international legal and medical experts and practitioners based on presentations that they gave during a workshop held in Jerusalem in April 2011 entitled, “Securing Accountability for Torture and Cruel, Inhuman and Degrading Treatment (CIDT) in Israel: New Trends and Comparative Lessons”.
The essayists explore the history of torture in Israel, the daily challenges that practitioners face in seeking accountability for torture and CIDT in Israel, and the changing face of torture.
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