The UN committee raised concern about the wholesale use of Israel’s unlawful combatants law to justify prolonged detention without trial of thousands of Palestinian men, women and children

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The UN committee raised concern about the wholesale use of Israel’s unlawful combatants law to justify prolonged detention without trial of thousands of…
The UN committee of 10 independent experts raised concern about the wholesale use of Israel’s unlawful combatants law to justify the prolonged detention without trial of thousands of Palestinian men, women and children.

Origin: extracted from Israel has ‘de facto state policy’ of organised torture, says UN report · 2026-07-20 06:20