About Center

The Palestinian Center for Prisoners’ Advocacy is a human rights organization established in 2008 in the Gaza Strip. It aims to shed light on the suffering of Palestinian prisoners and detainees in Israeli occupation prisons.

The center works on documenting the human rights violations faced by prisoners, publishing human rights reports, and organizing media and legal activities to support their cause.

The center provides accurate and reliable information about the conditions of prisoners and detainees and is considered a key reference for researchers, journalists, and those interested in human rights issues in Palestine.

The center’s mission is to offer accurate and reliable information about the conditions of prisoners and detainees.

Message of the Center

The center contributes to defending the rights of Palestinian prisoners through documentation, publication, awareness, and working to garner local and international support for their cause, in alignment with human rights principles and international law.

Vision of the Center

The Palestinian Center for Prisoners’ Advocacy aims to be a trusted and influential reference in the field of human rights, striving to achieve justice and freedom for Palestinian prisoners, and enhancing societal and international awareness of their cause.

Goals of the Center

  1. Documenting the violations faced by Palestinian prisoners and detainees in Israeli occupation prisons.
  2. Publishing reports and studies related to the conditions of prisoners and their detention circumstances.
  3. Organizing events and seminars to raise awareness about the prisoners’ cause.
  4. Communicating with local and international human rights and media organizations to support the prisoners’ and detainees’ cause.
  5. Providing legal and media support to prisoners and their families.