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Israel's High Court Allows Prison Visit Restrictions for Red Cross
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Israel's High Court of Justice has allowed the Israel Prison Service to impose new restrictions on visits by the International Committee of the Red Cross to security prisoners. These restrictions limit the number of meetings, their duration, and the ability to request medical exams. The court's decision follows its earlier ruling that mandated such visits be allowed.
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- Israel's High Court will not block new restrictions on Red Cross prison visits.
- The Israel Prison Service imposed limits on meetings and medical requests.
- The court had previously ordered that visits be allowed.
- The restrictions apply to security prisoners.
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