IPS punishes Franco-Palestinian human rights defender for writing letter to Macron



Salah Hamouri, Franco-Palestinian lawyer. (Picture: File)

The Israel Prisons Service (IPS) punitively transferred Palestinian-French human rights defender and lawyer Salah Hamouri to a high-risk Israeli solitary confinement prison called Hadarim after he wrote a letter to French President Emmanuel Macron, according to the Justice for Salah campaign.

“Over the past 10 days, the Israeli Occupation Prison Service has classified HRD and lawyer Salah Hamouri as ‘Sagav’, meaning a prisoner with a high degree of danger,” the campaign said in a statement. statement, adding that “it involves excessive harassment with the use of hand and foot cuffs in addition to repeated nighttime raids on the prisoner’s cell where the forces turn everything upside down.

“All of the above occurred after Salah’s letter to Emmanuel Macron, the President of France, addressing him as a fellow Frenchman, reminding him of his obligations as Head of State to ensure his immediate release and an end to the persecutions”.

The campaign said “this arbitrary classification and transfer is another measure of persecution against Salah and anyone trying to make their sounds heard.”

(WAFA, PC, social media)


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