Reports emerging from Damon prison indicate that women held at the facility are enduring severe detention conditions that undermine their dignity and basic rights. Accounts from inside the prison describe an atmosphere of constant stress, where routine practices have left detainees feeling exposed and unsafe within their own living quarters.

According to information relayed by prisoners’ advocates, privacy inside the women’s section is repeatedly breached, particularly at night, when male guards reportedly move through the area. This has created a climate of fear and vigilance, compelling detainees to remain fully dressed while resting and to take continuous precautions in anticipation of sudden entries. The absence of adequate safeguards within the cells has compounded their sense of insecurity.

Concerns have also been raised over daily living conditions, including a noticeable decline in both the quality and quantity of food provided. These shortages are said to be especially harmful for prisoners with existing medical needs that require specific diets, further aggravating their physical and psychological strain amid the wider backdrop of a genocidal war affecting Palestinian society as a whole.

Observers warn that the situation reflects a broader pattern of neglect that demands immediate attention. Calls are growing for urgent action to ensure respect for detainees’ privacy, humane treatment, and access to basic necessities in line with international standards.