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Women’s Day is a day of solidarity with the administrative detainee Hana Al-Shalabi by Janan Abdu
A call for women's and feminist organizations to announce Women's Day to be a day of solidarity with the administrative detainee Hana Al-Shalabi and...
Khader Adnan’s Unpublicized Hunger Strike: Vigil called on CBC to end the silence
VANCOUVER—Khader Adnan, a Palestinian political prisoner, ended his 66-day hunger strike on February 21, after reaching an agreement with the Israeli government in which...
Charge or Release? Israeli military courts as an enforcement mechanism of occupation by Charlotte Kates
The following article was published on Mondoweiss:
Khader Adnan's 66 days of hunger strike under administrative detention, without charge or trial, sparked global discussion, outrage,...
Palestinian Youth Movement – USA: Khader Adnan – Dying to Live, Dignity before Food
The following call was issued by the Palestinian Youth Movement-USA as an urgent demand for action for Khader Adnan, issued as his 59th day...
Letter from Khader Adnan’s Hospital Bed
Khader Adnan, imprisoned Palestinian activist, now on hunger strike for 57 days in protest of torture, abuse, and administrative detention without charge, issued the...
Palestinians demand justice: 52 days and Khader Adnan is dying to live
by Aaron. Reposted from the International Solidarity Movement.
7 February 2012 | International Solidarity Movement, West Bank
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International Strategy for Palestinian Prisoners Needed by Joe Catron
The following important article, by Joe Catron, ran in Al-Akhbar English on February 2, 2012. Samidoun encourages all to read, distribute, and consider the...
Stone Cold Justice: Palestinian Child Prisoners
The first clue that a new group of children is approaching is a shuffle of shoes and a clinking of handcuffs and shackles. The door to the courtroom bursts open - four boys, all shackled, stare into the room. Four boys looking bewildered.
Fakhri Barghouti: Recounting a Lifetime of Struggle
After 33 years in captivity, Fakhri Barghouti returned to his people and his family last month. He shares the painful memories of a lifetime of loss, struggle, hope, and defiance.
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