Abdelfattah Abu Jahil won the “right” to use paintbrushes after living on salt and water for 79 days. Read more about Prisoners who starved for art honored by Gaza show 

One participant in Palestine Through Graphics was interrogated for 12 hours; her “crime” involved dropping a piece of paper in an Israeli-owned store. Read more about Graphic novels tell stories of Palestinian youths arrested on spurious grounds 

Samer Issawi has won a pledge to be allowed return to Jerusalem, after refusing Israel’s offers of exile. Read more about Hunger strike marks "turning point" in fight against Israel's deportations, says rights group  

Five artists scheduled to take part in the West Bank tour were denied entry by Israel. Read more about Playback and protest: The Freedom Bus hits the road 

Two Palestinian teenagers were killed while protesting at the death of Maysara Abuhamdia in Israeli custody. Read more about Witness accounts of two Tulkarem teens' killings contradict Israel's version 

Almost a year after winning concessions from Israel, prisoners are still not allowed to see their offspring. Read more about Hundreds of Gaza children blocked from visiting parents in prison 

Maysara Abuhamdia may only have days to live; he has long complained of “intentional negligence” by doctors “treating” Palestinian detainees. Read more about Dying prisoner treated cruelly by Israeli doctors over many years 

During the last month of his protest, Sharawna’s captors only allowed him use the bathroom twice a day. Read more about Israel “tried to banish me for 28 years,” says hunger striker Ayman Sharawna 

Boycotts helped end segregation in the American South. Hopefully they can achieve similar results for Palestinians. Read more about Jim Crow in Palestine: parallels between US and Israeli racism 

Tribute to hunger-striking Palestinian political prisoner by celebrated author of Mornings in Jenin Read more about For Samer Issawi: a poem by Susan Abulhawa