Reply #1: Palestinian child arrest figures top 2,000 in 2nd Intifada

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article from June 2003

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An estimated 2,000 Palestinian children will have undergone the trauma of arrest by Israeli military forces over the course of the second Intifada from September 2000 to end-June 2003*. The high number of arrests reflects the ongoing Israeli crackdown in Palestinian areas which began during the invasions of March-April 2003, and the use of repressive tactics against the civilian population, even minors.

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The majority of minors are released after 18 days, according to military order 1500 which enables the Israeli army to hold a Palestinian child or adult, without charges or trial for up to 18 days.

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However, some children are taken through a military judicial process and imprisoned in Israeli military detention centres, camps or regular Israeli prisons (under -16's and girls) for political charges. There are between 330-350 child prisoners currently held in the Israeli detention system. These numbers are estimates, since the Israeli government doesn't give the necessary information on Palestinian detainees to attorneys.

more...

http://www.palestinemonitor.org/Special%20Section/prisoners%20and%20detension/child_arrest_top_2,000.htm

Okay that is the extent of my searching on children and women prisoners.

women in prison articles are here:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=124&topic_id=4876&mesg_id=4876#5058

ON EDIT ADDING ANOTHER LINK:
http://www.palestinemonitor.org/Special%20Section/prisoners%20and%20detension/archives.htm