Update on the current situation of Palestinian prisoners and detainees in Israeli custody, six weeks after the conclusion of an agreement between hunger-strike leaders and the Israeli Prison Service (IPS).
Rights of the child violated in the Evros region.Every day in the Evros region at the Greek-Turkish Border, tens of children are locked up simply because they do not hold the right documentation.
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In March 2008, the Public Committee Against Torture in Israel published a report entitled “Family Matters: Using Family Members to Pressure Detainees Under GSS Interrogation.
Osman İşçi, the EMHRN (Avrupa-Akdeniz İnsan Hakları Ağı) executive member and the Human Rights Association’s International Relations former expert, was reportedly detained in Ankara Province.
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The PCHR condemns the opening of heavy gunfire in an unjustified manner throughout the Gaza Strip yesterday, celebrating the winning of Mohammed Mursi of the presidential elections in Egypt.
Since last Monday, the IOF have killed 8 Palestinians, including 3 civilians, and wounded 14 Palestinians, including civilians, mostly children.
The Palestinian Centre for Human Rights strongly condemns the following crime, in which extremist Israeli settlers set fire to the Zaid Bin Hareth Mosque in Jaba’ village, northeast of occupied Jerusalem.
Anticipating possible settler reprisals to the evacuation of the Ulpana Hill, human rights organizations call on security services to prepare in advance.
On 5 June 2012, the National Council for Planning and Building issued a decision in which it rejected objections filed by Arab Bedouin citizens of Israel, Adalah, and Bimkom to the Master Plan for Metropolitan Beer el-Sabe.
Tunisia has been credited with having the most effective democratic transition in the region. This now risks being derailed by the reintroduction of repressive laws.
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