92 In addressing these violations, ICHR sent written correspondence to all the competent authorities in the Government in Gaza (Director General of Police, Director General of the Internal Security Service, Moderator of the Interior Ministry, and the Interior Minister). It also held several meetings to investigate these cases and take necessary actions and measures to hold accountable those found responsible for committing any of those abuses, and to ensure no recurrence. As for the responses, there were no responses to the complaints filed with the Internal Security Service since the beginning of the year 2010. There have been some responses to the complaints submitted to the Police, most of them typical, and without achieving any satisfactory result. The most significant violations received by ICHR as citizens’ complaints during 2010 include violation of citizen's right to personal liberty through arbitrary detention with the absence of the proper legal procedures in the arrest and detention process, including arbitrary detention on political grounds. The number of violations recorded by ICHR in this regard was (326) violations.98 ICHR monitored, through field visits to prisons and detention centers, and exceeded (193) visits in the Gaza Strip, the presence of (34) detainees arrested arbitrarily on political grounds to the end of the year 2010. The number of violations recorded by ICHR as arbitrary detentions due to political affiliation amounted to (60) violations, carried out by the Police and the Internal Security Service of the Interior Ministry in the Deposed Government in Gaza. Violations targeted Fatah Movement activists and former employees in the Palestinian Security Services. Citizens claimed in their complaints that the Security Services (Internal Security or Police) detained or arrested them on political grounds, and political activists were often detained in the Gaza Strip, with claims that they had committed criminal offenses, or transferred information “to Ramallah Government”. 98 Of the complaints received by ICHR, among them is a complaint by Yousef Samir Aweis, 21, from Jabalya, demanding the Director General of the Internal Security Service investigate his arrest on the background of his political affiliation with Fatah Movement on 02/01/2010 at the Internal Security Service, and being attacked while in detention. On 18/01/2010, he was referred to the military prosecution and was investigated on the background of being part of a revolutionary unit. Another complaint submitted by the family of Mohammed Omar, 30, from Nusseirat, demanding the Director General of the Police investigate his detention on 25/08/2010 by the General Intelligence Service for distributing political leaflets of Hizb el‐Tahrir “The Liberation Party”, concerning the negotiations between the PNA and Israel.