Roughly 300 Palestinian children are being held in Israeli prisons
Mon, 06.02.2017 16:36
Human Rights advocates said approximately 300 children are among 7,000 Palestinian prisoners currently held in Israeli jails amid very difficult detention conditions.
The researcher in prisoners Affairs Abdul Nasser Farwana affirmed that 300 Palestinian children and 51 women, including 11 minors, are arbitrarily held in Israeli prisons, Pal Info reported.
600 of those prisoners are held in administrative detention without charge or trial, Farwana elaborated.
The number of imprisoned Palestinian journalists has also increased to reach 21, he pointed out.
Source: farsnews.com
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