Israel's Supreme Court says state violates ruling on Red Cross visits to security prisoners
The Israeli Supreme Court ruled that the government is breaching a court order that requires Red Cross access to security prisoners.
What the 3 sources said
“המשמעות האופרטיבית של פסק הדין היא שיש לאפשר את הביקורים במהירות הראויה. מאז פסק הדין חלפו יותר משלושה חודשים”
Machine translation: The operative meaning of the judgment is that visits must be allowed promptly. More than three months have passed since the judgment.
השופטים הורו למדינה להבהיר אם הושלמה ההיערכות לצורך יישום החלטתם שניתנה ביוני, והדגישו: "המשמעות האופרטיבית של פסק הדין היא שיש לאפשר את הביקורים במהירות הראויה. מאז פסק הדין חלפו יותר משלושה חודשים"
Read at הארץ“the country's top court ordered the government to explain how it will ensure Palestinian detainees held for security offenses can receive humanitarian visits”
More than three months after it overturned Israel's ban on Red Cross inspections, the country's top court ordered the government to explain how it will ensure Palestinian detainees held for security offenses can receive humanitarian visits
Read at Haaretz“High Court gives government 2 weeks to specify terms for Red Cross visits to detainees”
Court ruled in June that ban on visits to Palestinian security detainees was unlawful, but visits have yet to resume, while the Prison Service has sought new restrictions The post High Court gives government 2 weeks to specify terms for Red Cross visits to detainees appeared first on The Times of Israel .
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