Urgent | Safa follows up | Prisoners Media Office: Gaza prisoners are subjected to repression every Friday and Saturday in the "Rakefit" section
Urgent | Safa follows up | Prisoners Media Office:
▪ Gaza prisoners are subjected to repression every Friday and Saturday in the "Rakefit" section
▪ The repression of prisoners includes beatings, gas, rubber bullets and stun grenades
▪ The repeated repression causes injuries and burns among Gaza prisoners, and we demand allowing independent monitoring bodies to visit "Rakefit" and document the repeated repression against Gaza prisoners
▪ We demand urgent international intervention to stop the repression of Gaza prisoners and ensure their protection
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