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4 stories for 2026-03-14 · Political repression, arbitrary detention & extrajudicial violence

Israel/Palestine 2
⛓️ Political repression, arbitrary detention & extrajudicial violence · Human Rights Watch

Israeli settlers intensify violence against Palestinians in West Bank

Armed Israeli settlers have intensified attacks against Palestinians in the West Bank, including burning tents in villages such as Susya in Masafer Yatta south of Hebron. The violence is occurring amid broader regional security tensions.

⛓️ Political repression, arbitrary detention & extrajudicial violence · Amnesty International, Middle East Monitor, Asharq Al-Awsat

Israel drops charges against soldiers accused of abusing Palestinian detainees

Israel's Military Advocate General dropped charges against five Israeli soldiers accused of abusing and sexually assaulting Palestinian detainees at Sde Teiman military prison. Amnesty International condemned the decision as part of a pattern of impunity in Israel's legal system regarding abuse allegations.

Tunisia 1
⛓️ Political repression, arbitrary detention & extrajudicial violence · Inkyfada

Tunisia detains activists from pro-Palestine civil society organization

Tunisian authorities have detained several activists from Assatir al-Sumud, a civil society organization supporting the Palestinian cause in Tunisia. The detentions came on allegations of money laundering and misuse of donations. This action follows months of solidarity activities aimed at breaking the blockade on Gaza.

UAE 1
⛓️ Political repression, arbitrary detention & extrajudicial violence · Middle East Eye

UAE arrests 10 for posting conflict-related videos on social media

The United Arab Emirates has arrested 10 people of different nationalities for posting videos on social media depicting the country under attack. The videos reportedly included footage of air defence systems and alleged projectile strikes. Authorities stated that publishing such material, whether real or fabricated, creates confusion and harms public security.