182 By analyzing the affidavits of the complainants, ICHR discovered that most violations of the right of equal access to public service are limited to the requirement of security safety, the approval of the Security Services for work appointments, the exclusion of employment applications, and competition for employment in public service due to the non‐approval of the Security Services, all in violation of the Civil Service Law and conditions for appointment contained therein. 3‐ Citizens’ Complaints about Ill‐treatment, Cruel Treatment and Torture during Detention Violation of the right to physical safety and protection of the body from exposure to torture and ill‐treatment occupies a third situation wherein violations were observed by ICHR during 2010. During the reporting period, ICHR continued to receive complaints, including violations of human rights to personal safety and violations of treatment in a decent and humane detention manner during arrest or investigation by the competent authorities. The number of complaints received by ICHR during 2010 amounted to (381) in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, of which (220) complaints were registered against the Internal Security and Police Services in the Gaza Strip. However, the West Bank’s share of those complaints was (161), which was distributed among the Security Services as follows: (54) complaints against the Preventive Security Service, (30) complaints