New Yorkers took to the streets on Friday, 29 January to demand the immediate release of imprisoned Palestinian journalist Mohammed al-Qeeq, on his 66th day of hunger strike and shackled to his hospital bed in critical condition. Organized by Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network, the protest outside the New York City offices of G4S demanded […]

Five Palestinian youths, known as the “Hares boys,” after their home village in the West Bank, have concluded a nearly three-year military trial by agreeing to a plea deal with Israeli occupation authorities. They will each serve 15 years in prison. Ali Shamlawi, Muhammed Kleib, Muhammed Suleiman, Ammar Souf and Tamer Souf, all 16 and […]

Friday, 29 January 4:00 pm G4S Offices, NYC – 17 W 44th St, NYC Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1674707266103010/ Organized by Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network Today Mohammed al-Qeeq, a 33-year-old journalist from Dura, reaches the 66th day of an open hunger strike against his indefinite imprisonment without charge or trial by Israel. Held in administrative detention, […]

Palestinian hunger striking journalist Mohammed Al-Qiq is near death after being without food for 64 days. Two days ago Mohammed lost consciousness, he is on verge of organ failure. Abducted in November, father of two young children, Mohammed Al-Qiq is being held without charge or trial under Israels illegal practice of administrative detention. Israel has […]

There are over 19 Palestinian journalist right now in Israeli custody, none of whom have been charged of any crime or offense , there only crime is reporting on what they witness during the Palestinian uprising. Arresting and incarcerating journalists is some thing that any one in the word who respect democracy and human rights […]

The prisoners media office in the Gaza Strip held a press conference at the Adam hotel west of Gaza city Tuesday morning, in solidarity with Palestinian hunger striking journalist Mohamed Al-Qik. The detained journalist began a hunger strike last November to protest being held in Israeli jails under administrative detention. http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/pal…

Palestinian journalist Muhammad al-Qiq, who has been on hunger strike in Israeli jail for 61 days, is on brink of death, the journalist’s lawyer told Ma’an on Monday. After visiting al-Qiq earlier in the day, Ashraf Abu Sneina, a lawyer with the Palestinian Authority’s Committee for Prisoners’ Affairs, said al-Qiq was unconscious and unable to […]

The Israeli authorities must immediately cease all non-consensual medical treatment and other punitive measures against Palestinian journalist Mohammad al-Qiq, who has been held without charge or trial for two months and on hunger strike since 25 November, rights group Amnesty International has said. The authorities have undertaken a number of measures aimed at pressuring him […]

The Israeli occupation is specifically targeting children during its current invasions into Palestinian cities and the villages. Two thirds of Palestinians abducted by the Israeli occupation forces are children – well over 1200 children in 2015. In November 2015 Israel authorised a bill that will allow the civilian courts to imprison 12 year old Palestinian […]

Each year approximately 500-700 Palestinian children, some as young as 12 years, are detained and prosecuted in the Israeli military court system. The most common charge is stone throwing. A key component of DCI-Palestine’s work is to provide legal assistance to children detained in Israeli military detention and to compile accurate statistics on the number […]