Document #1022901

AI – Amnesty International (Author)

Further information on Urgent Action: 127/11 Index: MDE 15/026/2011

http://www.amnesty.de/urgent-action/ua-127-2011-1/anhaltende-verwaltungshaft?destination=node%2F5309%3Fsupport_type%3D%26node_type%3D%26country%3D53%26topic%3D%26from_month%3D0%26from_year%3D%26to_month%3D0%26to_year%3D%26submit_x%3D116%26submit_y%3D10%26

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    West Bank: Military judge confirmed 4-month administrative detention order for Palestinian academic Ahmad Qatamesh on 19 May; neither Ahmad Qatamesh nor his lawyer were allowed to view evidence against him; Qatamesh is accused of activity within the "Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine" (PFLP)

    Further information on Urgent Action: 127/11 Index: MDE 15/026/2011 (Appeal or News Release, English)

      enID 1266160
    ecoi.net description:
    West Bank: Military judge confirmed 4-month administrative detention order for Palestinian academic Ahmad Qatamesh on 19 May; neither Ahmad Qatamesh nor his lawyer were allowed to view evidence against him; Qatamesh is accused of activity within the "Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine" (PFLP)
    Countries:
    Israel, State of Palestine
    Source:
    AI – Amnesty International (Author)
    Original link:
    http://www.amnesty.de/urgent-action/ua-127-2011-1/anhaltende-verwaltungshaft?destination=node%2F5309%3Fsupport_type%3D%26node_type%3D%26country%3D53%26topic%3D%26from_month%3D0%26from_year%3D%26to_month%3D0%26to_year%3D%26submit_x%3D116%26submit_y%3D10%26
    Document type:
    Appeal or News Release
    Language:
    German
    Published:
    2 June 2011
    Document ID:
    1022901 (former ID 161235)

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