Prisoners
Prisoners in Conflict: Economic Reform and Human Rights Under Pressure
A look at the shifting policies affecting Palestinian prisoners’ families and the documented abuses faced by Sahrawi detainees in Moroccan prisons, highlighting the intersection of politics, economics, and human rights in conflict zones.
Palestine Action Hunger Strikers: Medical Emergency Sparks Political Outcry
A group of Palestine Action-linked prisoners, many on prolonged hunger strike, have drawn national attention as their health declines and calls mount for government intervention. The case of Qesser Zuhrah, hospitalized after 46 days without food, has become a focal…
Prisoners in 2025: Hope, Reform, and the Realities Behind Bars
Across the globe in 2025, prisoners’ lives are shaped by reform, despair, and moments of hope—from faith-led journeys in Rome to new approaches in prison safety, harsh legal measures, and the urgent humanitarian crisis facing Palestinian detainees.
Hostage and Prisoner Exchange: Israel-Gaza Ceasefire’s Turning Point
A historic exchange of hostages and prisoners marks a potential turning point in the Israel-Gaza conflict, as both sides prepare to implement terms of a fragile ceasefire.
US Advisor Urges Completion of Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Deal and Prisoner Release
US President’s advisor Michael Waltz calls for the completion of the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace deal and the release of prisoners, a sentiment echoed by Jared Genser regarding Armenian Christian detainees.
Urgent European Parliament Debate: Illegally Detained Armenian Prisoners in Azerbaijan
European Parliament urgently debated Azerbaijan’s illegal detention and sham trials of Armenian prisoners, including Nagorno-Karabakh officials. Resolution vote highlights international concern.