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Rights Groups Demand Red Cross Access to Detainees
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By Chen Maanit
First reported by Haaretz · 7 hours ago
What happened
Human rights groups are asking Israel's Supreme Court to order the International Committee of the Red Cross to visit Palestinian detainees in Israeli prisons. They claim the ICRC has not been adequately fulfilling its mandate to ensure humane treatment and access for these prisoners.
- 01Rights groups want the Supreme Court to force Red Cross access to Palestinian detainees.
- 02They argue the Red Cross is failing its mandate regarding prisoner welfare.
- 03The petition concerns detainees held in Israeli prisons.
- 04The move seeks to ensure humane treatment and oversight.
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