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Recent Articles about Nablus Prisoners
Israel to release a female Palestinian detainee Mar 19 08 Army releases Dr. Hamadan, a lecturer at Al Najah University Mar 19 08 Statistic: 700 Palestinians including 48 female kidnapped from Nablus ... Jan 10 08 Latest News ArticlesJordan protests Israel’s excavations in Jerusalem 02:24 Fri 22 Aug Haniyya: “Any agreement that excludes Jerusalem will be voided” 23:11 Thu 21 Aug Troops kidnap an unarmed Palestinian who infiltrated into Israel from Gaza 22:48 Thu 21 Aug Israeli Court orders rerouting a section of the Wall near Jerusalem 22:27 Thu 21 Aug 9 injured at a non- violent protest in Nil'in village 14:54 Thu 21 Aug Israeli troops invades Jenin, kidnap two 14:38 Thu 21 Aug The Israeli army kidnaps two civilians from Nil'in 14:23 Thu 21 Aug EU grants P.A €40 M. for Public Services 13:32 Thu 21 Aug Soldiers invade Hebron, three nearby villages 12:51 Thu 21 Aug Israeli troops kidnap 8 civilians in the West Bank 11:04 Thu 21 Aug Full StoryDr. Duwiek: Israeli prison authorities spy on legal consultations Thursday October 25, 2007 17:11 by Ameen Abu Wardah - IMEMC News
 Dr. Aziz Duwiek, the President of the Palestinian Legislative Council, who is being held in an Israeli detention camp, said on Thursday that the prison administration spies on talks between kidnapped Palestinian lawmakers and their lawyers. Dr. Duwiek said that, during his latest legal consultation, the director of the detention facility had instructed his lawyer to talk only about legal issues. When his lawyer asked if he had listened in to the conversations with his client, he was told "No, but I have read them." This is an indication that conversations are recorded systematically and then transcripted. This act is considered to be illegal under international law regarding lawyer-client confidentiallity. Translated by Ghassan Bannoura – IMEMC News Room |
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