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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Supreme Court Orders Security Forces to Protect Palestinian Farmers
June 27, 2006
The Supreme Court orders the IDF and Israel Police to protect Palestinian farmers, and their property, from attacks by violent … Read more
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Reducing “Safety Zone” for artillery fire – a manifestly illegal order
April 23, 2006
Israeli and Palestinian human rights organizations petition Supreme Court: The order issued to Israeli forces to aim shells only a … Read more
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Supreme Court Bans the Use of Human Shields
December 22, 2005
Supreme Court prohibits the use of Palestinians as Human Shields during IDF military operations. On 6 October 2005, in response … Read more
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A three year old Cancer patient will remain without electricity
November 28, 2005
By: Shabtai Gold, Physicians for Human Rights-Israel Enass al Atrash, a resident of an unrecognized Arab-Bedouin village in the Negev, … Read more
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Court criticizes blocked access to olive harvesters
September 12, 2005
The criticism was voiced yesterday in the Supreme Court in response to a petition submitted by ACRI and the organization, … Read more
