Summary of the Knesset’s summer session
ACRI offers the following summary of the central issues that we addressed during the Knesset’s summer session that concluded in … Read more
Nation-State Law
Discussions in the Ministerial Committee for Legislation was completed on Tuesday 18th July in the morning hours, and later on, … Read more
Changing the Method for Appointing Legal Advisers
ACRI: The proposed bill will harm the independence and professionalism of the civil service, the protection of the rule of … Read more
Updates from ACRI
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Sponge Bullets: Names and Faces
July 20, 2016
Tali Mayer, a 26-year-old photo-journalist, was hit by a black sponge bullet in July 2014 when she recorded a demonstration … Read more
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Knesset vote today on MK Expulsion Bill
July 19, 2016
ACRI Attorney Debbie Gild-Hayo: “This is one of the most serious legislative proposals in recent years, and it harms the … Read more
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How does the NGO Law affect organizations?
July 14, 2016
Dear Friends, I could not have been more proud when I started working as an intern at ACRI 16 … Read more
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Allow the Gay Pride Parade to march on Rager Boulevard in Be’er Sheva
July 12, 2016
On 12 July 2016 ACRI filed a petition in the Supreme Court against the Israeli police, demanding that the Pride … Read more
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ACRI’s response to the passing of the NGO Law
July 12, 2016
The NGO Law is intended to harm organizations that promote democracy and worldviews that differ from the views of the … Read more
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Update – NGO Law approved by the Knesset
July 11, 2016
In recent years there have been a series of attempts to constrict and delegitimise human rights organizations in Israel, especially those … Read more
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Documenting Protests is a Form of Activism
July 7, 2016
Dear Friends, Have you seen protesters being beaten during demonstrations on TV? In a democracy, there is room for … Read more
