Prisoners' Club: The number of female prisoners in occupation prisons has risen to 47.

The Prisoners' Club said on Monday that the occupation prison system continues to escalate its targeting of female prisoners, by entrenching a series of crimes and policies of systematic deprivation and denial of their rights. Since the beginning of the war of extermination, this has taken an unprecedented turn, represented by an escalation in attacks, systematic abuse, and a policy of humiliation, in addition to the most prominent crimes: torture, starvation, medical crimes, strip searches, and their detention in cells that lack the minimum health conditions.

The Prisoners' Club added that, based on a series of visits conducted by the Prisoners' Club to a number of female prisoners during the second half of last May, their testimonies reflected the continuation of crimes in all their forms without any change in the detention reality imposed by the prison system since the beginning of the genocide, in addition to the continued recording of searches, repression, and repeated attacks against them. Their testimonies were overshadowed by the deterioration of the health conditions of a number of them, especially female prisoners who suffer from chronic health problems, and the need for a number of others for treatment and follow-up.