Use of Force
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As a result of the ongoing occupation, the Palestinian population constantly find themselves under the threat of military force.
ACRI’s primary objective with regards to the use of force within the Occupied Territories is accountability. As more exposure continues to be given to the military operations in the Occupied Territories, and the insufficient, internal means of oversight, ACRI continues to promote the use of independent reviews for cases of international human rights law violations. ACRI also focuses on the inequalities in periods of arrest and the right to due process afforded Palestinian residents within the Occupied Territories, particularly regarding minors. ACRI calls upon the Israeli leadership to enforce the law equally and without prejudice within the Occupied Territories.
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High Court: Military Investigations into Killing of Civilians Are Essential in Protecting the Right to Life
August 23, 2011
The High Court of Justice rejected the B’Tselem and ACRI petition because it became redundant, but stressed: the army must … Read more
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Police Violations of Rights of Minors in East Jerusalem
June 1, 2011
“M.E from Silwan (East Jerusalem) was taken from his home at night, one day after his 12th birthday. He says … Read more
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Ahead of Jerusalem Day: Police Treatment of Palestinians in East Jerusalem
May 31, 2011
Over the past two years, the personal safety of Palestinian residents of East Jerusalem has seen a serious and dangerous … Read more
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ACRI Testifies before Turkel Commission
April 12, 2011
On 11 April 2011, the Turkel Commission was presented with expert testimonies by ACRI and other Israeli human rights organizations, … Read more
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“Goldstone’s Statements Support Our Consistent Position”
April 4, 2011
Israeli Human Rights Organizations: The recent statements by Richard Goldstone support the consistent position we have been upholding since the … Read more
