Military Court Watch
MCW was established in 2013 and is guided by two basic principles.
First, all children detained by the Israeli military authorities are entitled to all the rights and protections guaranteed under international law.
Secondly, that there can be no legal justification for treating Palestinian and Israeli children differently under Israel’s military and civilian legal systems.
Children are routinely imprisoned in Israel
— About 800,000 Palestinian men, women and children have been detained since 1967.
— Children as young as 12 years can be prosecuted in the military courts.
— Approximately 500-1,000 children detained each year.
— Children are most commonly prosecuted for stone throwing.
— Over half of all detained children are arrested at night and report physical and psychological abuse during arrest, transfer and interrogation.
— 95% of cases in the military courts end in conviction.
— Approximately 50% of Palestinian child detainees are held in prisons in Israel in breach of Article 76 of the Fourth Geneva Convention.
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