International Humanitarian Law
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Through the International Humanitarian Law (IHL) program, ACRI aims to raise public awareness to the harsh implications of harming a civilian population in the course of armed combat, and of the military’s obligation to prevent such injuries.
ACRI offers IHL educational workshops to social activists, students, educators, youth movement counselors, and students at pre-military academies. The overriding objective is to deepen the participants’ knowledge of IHL, and to provide opportunities for discussion and for developing their positions on the issues involved.
In addition, ACRI regularly organizes public events on human rights and IHL – seminars, conferences, lectures, films, and artistic activities conducted in Hebrew and Arabic.
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Cancelling Demolition Orders in Area C Village (Khirbat Zanuta Petition)
July 22, 2012
Summary The High Court ruled on 27.9.2017 to erase ACRI’s petition from 2007 against demolitions in the village of Khirbat Zanuta … Read more
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“The Levy Committee Report Authorizes a Regime of Institutionalized Discrimination”
July 9, 2012
ACRI: “The conclusions of the Levy Committee for the Arrangement of Outposts are legally unfounded and authorize a regime of … Read more
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ACRI in the News: April 16 – April 30 2012
April 30, 2012
Planned Detention Center for Refugees Huge detention centre to be Israel’s latest weapon in migration battle 17 April 2012 (The … Read more
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“Attempting to Distinguish Settlements from Outposts Creates a False Distinction”
April 22, 2012
Attorney Tamar Feldman, Director of ACRI’s Human Rights in the Occupied Territories Department, sent a letter on Thursday (19.4.12) to … Read more
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What’s the Difference? Illegal Outposts, Palestinian Towns in Area C, and Unrecognized Villages in the Negev
March 26, 2012
In recent months, there has been an ongoing public debate in Israel regarding the demolition of houses that were built … Read more
