EPAHamas used sexual violence as “part of a deliberate Genocidal approach” in 723 attacks of Israel, a group of gender a new report calling justice.
Giingon sa Dinah Proyekto nga ang taho gibase sa usa ka repaso nga ebidensya lakip ang una nga kamot nga pagpamatuod gikan sa usa ka nakaluwas nga pagpanglugos ug 15 nga mga hostage nga gipahigayon sa Gaza, ingon man mga account gikan sa mga saksi sa mga saksi sa mga saksi sa mga saksi sa mga saksi sa mga saksi sa mga saksi sa mga saksi sa mga saksi sa mga saksi sa mga saksi sa mga saksi sa mga saksi sa mga saksi sa mga saksi sa mga saksi sa sekswal nga pag-atake.
It reveals what the group describes “a legal plan for the prosecution of these crimes, even if the direct identifier of individuals are underlined is impossible”.
Hamas denies its forces that commit sexual violence against women or hurting women’s hostages.
However, A Mission to the UN Mission graduated in March 2024 with “reasonable factors” that believed that sexual related conflict took place in 7 October attacks in many locationsIncluding rape and gang rape, and with “convincing information” that hostages are subjected to sexual violence, including erosion and sexual torture.
And before they were killed in Israel, Three major Hamas leaders have also been accused of international criminal court courtes of crimes against the people of rape and other formation of sexual violenceIn addition to killing, extermination and torture.
On 7 October, hundreds of Hamas and Alyicy Palestinian members armed groups attacked southern Israel, where they killed 1,200 people and carried 251 others hostages.
Israel responds by launching a military campaign in Gaza, where more than 57,500 people were killed, according to Hamas-Run Hamas-Run Ministry of Hamas.
Warning: Contains graphic descriptions of rape and sexual violence
Dina’s project was launched after 7 October to continue justice for sexual violence victims. The legal scholar Ruth Halperin-Kaddar, lawyer and former military Sharon-Pinhas and Deputy Attorney General Nava Ben-o.
It says that Report, published on Tuesday“Hamas has been placed using sexual weapon, as part of a state of genocidal and with the intention of intimidation and degradation of the society of Israel”.
It also “creates a passage of justice for victims of attack 7 October and possible victims of other conflict sites”, according to group.
The authors say that they are investigating several sources, from social media posts in recorded proof and evidence of visual and audio.
The report – not recognizing victims but discussed some of them – saying a woman survived the nova music aweld a trial rape and sexual attack.
According to the report, one of the 15 former hostages said he was forced to make a sexual act, which leads to sexual abuse and physical and physical and physical distress. He also said he survived forced decency – an experience reported by six other hostages as well.
Almost all of the hostages reporting verbal and some physical harassment, including “unwanted physical contact with private parts”, the report says, while six faced threats to compulsory marriages.
Two men in hostages say they are subjected to compulsory fear and physique abuse if naked, with a single body hair, according to the report.
The project that Dinah says that accounts from people who see or hear sexual violence incidents show that such crimes are “widespread and systematic” on 7 October.
According to the report, five Witnesses reported at least four equal gang rape cases; Seven were reported at least eight more varieties of rape or severe sexual attacks, some of them in captivity; Five reported at least three equal cases of sexual assault, some of captivity; And three reported three equal mutation cases.
Nine of the Nova Music Festival cases, two of the Nala oz Military, one of the Route 232 incidents occurred in Gaza captivity, the report says.
Twenty-seven first responders are currently described as many cases showing “clear signs of sexual violence in Be’eri Festival, Route 232, and Kibbutzim in Be’eri, Alumim, Nalhal Oz and Reim.
The report also said that “most of the victims were permanently silent”, because they were killed in 7 in October or also no trauma to talk.
In response, the authors provide what they described as the “first global legal blueprint explaining how to prosecute sexual violence as a weapon of war – even when evidence is messy, survivors are gone, and individual per perpetrators can’t be tied to individual acts”.
That includes an evidence outline to match the information on incidents of incidents of attacks on the adversaries, even if an individual is not personally committed to a particular work or unknown the commission of others.
The report concludes that justice is “important not only for individual victims but resistance is not allowed international violence, and that the international community is not possible with such crimes that have such crimes in such crimes that have such crimes in such crimes that have such crimes in such crimes of purity”.
