Visualising Palestine: online graphics

Visualising Palestine is a website which produces infographics on political issues concerning Palestinians. Images reproduced here are from a series on hunger strikes and on administrative detention. See Michael Jansen's related story.

Visualizing Palestine: Hunger Strikes

Visualizing Palestine: Hunger Strikes

Visualizing Palestine: A Guide to Administrative Detention

Visualizing Palestine: A Guide to Administrative Detention

Visualizing Palestine: A Guide to Administrative Detention

Visualizing Palestine: A Guide to Administrative Detention

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