Undoing the prison inside and out: ‘The occupation is not fate’
«“Yummaaaa yummmmaaa,” a released prisoner screamed while in the embrace of her mother. Another young boy was proudly hoisted onto his friends’ shoulders as he smiled…»
Ayah Abo-Basha is a writer, researcher, and PhD candidate in Anthropology at Princeton University. Her research explores the intersection of caregiving, medicine, and public health and extends from her MA fieldwork on Palestinian prisoners' intertwined collective and individual hunger-strikes.
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