193 justification, and the non‐separation between inmates set forth in the law, and discrimination among inmates by the administration. B. Preventive Security ICHR received (924) complaints in 2010 against the Preventive Security Service in the West Bank, compared with (570) complaints in 2009. The complaints focused on: 1) the investigation into the conditions of detention and arrest; 2) the failure to follow legal procedures; 3) torture, ill‐treatment and violence; 4) not allowing the families to visit their detained relatives; 5) failure to bring detainees before the competent judicial authorities; 6) delay or failure to implement court decisions; 7) provision of medical treatment during arrest; 8) house searches without a warrant; and 9) confiscation of property and other special items. Complaints submitted against the Preventive Security Service included the following violations: 1) violation of the right to fair legal proceedings, such as arbitrary arrest and detention on political background and detention without trial; 2) the right of citizens to obtain public services; 3) the right of citizens to a competent, open and fair court; 4) the right of citizens to participate in holding public jobs; 5) the right of citizens to private property; and 6) the right of citizens to personal security and not being exposed to torture, cruel and degrading treatment or to physical or moral assault. C. General Intelligence Service ICHR received (632) complaints in 2010 against the General Intelligence Service in the West Bank, compared with (342) complaints in 2009. Complaints focused on: 1) failure to follow legal procedures during arrest and detention; 2)failure to implement court decisions; 3) exposure to torture and ill‐treatment in places of detention; 4) arbitrary detention on political grounds; and 5) the confiscation of private property. Complaints received by ICHR included violations on the following rights: 1) the right to life; 2) attack on citizens’ financial rights; 3) freedom from abuse of power; 4) the right to fair legal proceedings, such as arbitrary arrest and detention on political grounds; 5) citizen’s right to peaceful assembly; 6) the right to obtain public services; and 7) the right to hold public jobs. D. Military Intelligence ICHR received (130) complaints in 2010 against the Military Intelligence Service, compared with (104) complaints in 2009. The majority of the complaints received