Local EU Statement on Palestinian prisoners on hunger strike
“The EU
missions in Jerusalem and Ramallah are concerned
about the deteriorating health condition of the Palestinians held in
administrative detention in Israel who have been on hunger strike for more than
two months. The EU requests the Government of Israel to make available all
necessary medical assistance and to allow family visits as a matter of urgency.
The EU reiterates its longstanding position on the use by Israel of administrative detention without charge. Detainees have the right to be informed of the reasons for their detention and be subject to a fair trial without undue delay.
The EU is also following closely the on-going hunger strike by several hundreds of Palestinian prisoners, and calls for the full respect of international human rights obligations towards all prisoners.”
The EU reiterates its longstanding position on the use by Israel of administrative detention without charge. Detainees have the right to be informed of the reasons for their detention and be subject to a fair trial without undue delay.
The EU is also following closely the on-going hunger strike by several hundreds of Palestinian prisoners, and calls for the full respect of international human rights obligations towards all prisoners.”
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