The Palestinian prisoner, Jenin, has not yet seen the innocence of Abu Khadija Al-Nur, but has been living for weeks in detention with his mother, between cells, searches, denial of adequate food and care required by women during pregnancy. Prisoners ' institutions say that her conditions of detention raise increasing concerns for her health and that of her foetus.
The Palestinian prisoner, Jenin, has not yet seen the innocence of Abu Khadija Al-Nur, but has been living for weeks in detention with his mother, between cells, searches, denial of adequate food and care required by women during pregnancy. Prisoners ' institutions say that her conditions of detention raise increasing concerns for her health and that of her foetus.
Pregnant Palestinian prisoner Baraa Abu Hadijah, held in Israel's Damon Prison, stated that her health and living conditions were severe and that the food was "scarce and poor." Following a meeting with her lawyer, the delegation conveyed the allegations of ill-treatment and concerns about the health of Baraa and her baby.