On Saturday, January 25, 2025, 200 Palestinian prisoners were released as part of the second batch of the first phase of the exchange deal. According to the agreement and the announcement, 107 prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment and high sentences were released to the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem, 20 prisoners were released to the Gaza Strip, 71 prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment were forcibly exiled abroad to Egypt as a first phase, and two prisoners were released from within the territories occupied in 1948.

Mr. President, The Rule of Law is a Binding Constitutional Principle, Not a "Slogan" 

Ramallah - Addameer: The Israeli occupation authorities continue to detain hundreds of Palestinians arrested from the Gaza Strip since the beginning of the ongoing genocide against the Palestinian people. These detainees are held in camps and prisons that lack the most basic standards of human life. Specifically, detainees in Sde Teiman and Ofer military camps and Naqab prison are subjected to extremely harsh conditions, including systematic torture, ill-treatment, and deliberate medical neglect, in blatant violation of all international conventions.

Today, Tuesday, the occupation authorities renewed the administrative detention order for detainee Khalida Jarrar – a human rights and feminist activist, and former member of the Palestinian Legislative Council – for an additional six months. She was arrested on December 26, 2023, and was subjected to an arbitrary administrative detention order for six months, which has since been renewed twice. 

Open Letter to Dr. Edwards on the Suspension of Engagement with the Mandate of the UN Special Rapporteur on Torture

The Bar Human Rights Committee of England and Wales (BHRC) has released its findings on the Israeli military court system in the West Bank, highlighting grave concerns about its compliance with international law. Based on observations conducted in early 2023, the report reveals systemic violations of the Fourth Geneva Convention (GCIV) and international human rights law (IHRL), emphasizing the urgent need for accountability and reform.