Palestinian Authority frees rights activist .  GAZA 1996-08-28  A human rights activist said on Wednesday he had been released after more than two weeks in detention that followed his call for an inquiry into the death of a Gaza man interrogated by Palestinian police .  Mohammad Dahman , director of the Gaza-based Addameer Prisoners Support Association , said he was freed on Tuesday without being charged .  Palestinian Attorney-General Khaled al-Qidra was not immediately available to comment .  Qidra had said Dahman was arrested on suspicion of making a false statement .  The activist was detained by Palestinian intelligence service agents on August 12 after publishing a statement demanding an investigation into the death of a Gaza man who had been questioned by Palestinian authorities .  The Palestinian Authority said the dead man , Nahed Dahlan , had committed suicide .  Human rights groups had protested about Dahman 's arrest in letters to [START_ENT] Palestinian [END_ENT] President Yasser Arafat and to Qidra .
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