Tent Protest
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What started as a few tents in the middle of a Tel Aviv boulevard expanded in the summer of 2011 into a country-wide grassroots movement for social and economic rights.
This page will keep you updated about ACRI’s work around the tent protest, including policy advocacy on affordable housing and on social and economic rights, protecting the tent protesters rights to freedom of expression and freedom of protest, real-time consulting and distribution of materials at tent sites, and more.
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Court Roundup | December 2013 – March 2014
March 25, 2014
Rulings & Decisions Equal Representation for Women & Arabs On December 19, 2013, ACRI Attorney Nisreen Alyan … Read more
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Jerusalem Municipality Confiscates Homeless Families’ Belongings
August 25, 2013
Over the summer, five families without a place to live set up tents in Sacher Park in Jerusalem. These are … Read more
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Supreme Court to Decide: Do Homeless Have the Right to Exist in the Public Sphere?
July 10, 2013
Tomorrow (Thursday July 11) the Supreme Court will hold a hearing on an appeal filed by the Tel … Read more
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Human Rights Organizations from Across the Globe Call on UN to Protect Human Rights in the Context of Social Protest
March 21, 2013
GENEVA – As the United Nation’s Human Rights Council prepares to debate a draft motion on social protest, human rights … Read more
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Coalition for Affordable Housing – Report
January 29, 2013
The Coalition for Affordable Housing in Israel is a group of organizations, including ACRI, specializing in the fields of planning and law … Read more
