Project NIA's mission is to dramatically reduce the reliance on arrest, detention, and incarceration for addressing youth crime and violence.
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ALT Sarahneh said it is not yet clear whether Israel has provided any guarantees that it will not rearrest those who have been released. “There are no guarantees with the occupation. These people are liable to be rearrested at any point. The occupation always rearrests people who have been released,” she said. “The biggest evidence that these people may be rearrested is that the majority of people being detained now are freed prisoners,” she added.
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