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The public prosecution in Ramallah has extended the detention of the political detainee and released prisoner, Ahed Khaddour, for 48 hours.

The public prosecution in Ramallah has extended the detention of the political detainee and released prisoner, Ahed Khaddour, for 48 hours.

ByMedia January 24, 2023 Administrative and political detention,Featured
Since yesterday, “Lawyers for Justice” group has followed up the arrest of the political...
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The public prosecution in Ramallah extended the detention of political detainee Ibrahim Al-Saba’ for 48 hours.

The public prosecution in Ramallah extended the detention of political detainee Ibrahim Al-Saba’ for 48 hours.

ByMedia January 23, 2023 Administrative and political detention
Today, the public prosecution in Ramallah extended the detention of the political detainee, Ibrahim...
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“Lawyers for Justice” group is following with great concern the flagrant violations of the human rights situation in the case of political detainee Basil Flayan.

“Lawyers for Justice” group is following with great concern the flagrant violations of the human rights situation in the case of political detainee Basil Flayan.

ByMedia January 23, 2023 Administrative and political detention,Featured,Front page,Statements,Torture
“Lawyers for Justice” group is following up with great concern the flagrant violations...
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An urgent appeal for the release of political detainee Basil Flayan

An urgent appeal for the release of political detainee Basil Flayan

ByMedia January 17, 2023 Administrative and political detention,Front page,Statements,Topics,Torture
Update: Despite the obtainment of two decisions to release the political detainee and released...
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“Lawyers for Justice” group obtains a decision to release the political detainee, and released prisoner, Basil Flayan.

“Lawyers for Justice” group obtains a decision to release the political detainee, and released prisoner, Basil Flayan.

ByMedia January 17, 2023 Administrative and political detention,Featured,Front page,Torture
Today, “Lawyers for Justice” group obtained a decision to release the political...
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“Lawyers for Justice” group obtains two decisions to release two political prisoners.

ByMedia January 15, 2023 Administrative and political detention,Free speech
Today, “Lawyers for Justice ” group obtained two decisions to release two political...
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The public prosecution refers the case of the Beit Sira detainees to the competent court

The public prosecution refers the case of the Beit Sira detainees to the competent court

ByMedia January 14, 2023 Administrative and political detention,Featured,Front page
The day before yesterday, Thursday, January 12, 2023, the public prosecution referred the case of...
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Four release decisions issued by courts that the executive authority did not care about, followed by detention at the discretion of the governor, in which the political prisoner loses his grandmothers without allowing them to say goodbye to them.

Four release decisions issued by courts that the executive authority did not care about, followed by detention at the discretion of the governor, in which the political prisoner loses his grandmothers without allowing them to say goodbye to them.

ByMedia January 13, 2023 Administrative and political detention,Featured,Front page,Statements,Uncategorized En
The “Lawyers for Justice” group has followed up the detention of the political detainee, Muhammad...
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“Lawyers for Justice” group follows five detainees on the grounds of their participation in demonstrations condemning the arrest of political detainee Musab Shtayeh and his fellows

“Lawyers for Justice” group follows five detainees on the grounds of their participation in demonstrations condemning the arrest of political detainee Musab Shtayeh and his fellows

ByMedia January 12, 2023 Administrative and political detention,Featured,Free speech,Front page
The “Lawyers for Justice” group followed five detainees on the grounds of their...
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