Detainees have the right to be informed about the charges underlying any detention, be granted access to legal assistance, and be subject to a fair trial

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Direction	What it rests on	Base	Leg	CQ factor	Contribution
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Detainees have the right to be informed about the charges underlying any detention, be granted access to legal assistance, and be subject to a fair trial
3/4 Detainees have the right to be informed about the charges underlying any detention, must be granted access to legal assistance, and be subject to a fair trial.

Origin: extracted from X suspended the British government's Jerusalem embassy account - after it criticized the apartheid state of Israel for their systemic torture & abuse of Palestinian hostages. · 2026-07-20 06:35