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Mise à jour le 5 août 2010
Ms Jessica MONTELL, Executive Director
PO BOX 53132
ISR-91531
JERUSALEM
VIA ISRAEL
Tel : 972-2-6735599
Fax : 972-2-674911
Email : jmontell@btselem.org
www.btselem.org
PO BOX 53132
ISR-91531
JERUSALEM
VIA ISRAEL
Tel : 972-2-6735599
Fax : 972-2-674911
Email : jmontell@btselem.org
www.btselem.org
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1er février 2012par B'Tselem
1 Feb. '12: Sharp increase in administrative detention in 2011; one detainee on hunger strike for 46 days
Physicians for Human Rights – Israel reported on 29 January that Khader ‘Adnan, has been on hunger strike since 18 December 2011. Thirty-four year old 'Adnan, from the village of ‘Araba near Jenin, was detained on 17 December 2011 and placed in administrative detention. ‘Adnan is on the hunger (...) -
31 janvier 2012par B'Tselem
List of B'Tselem's demands for investigation of harm to unarmed civilians in Operation Cast Lead
After Operation Cast Lead in the Gaza Strip, B'Tselem wrote to the MAG Corps demanding investigations of the Military Police Investigation Unit (MPIU) into 20 incidents that had taken place during the operation. In each of the incidents, B'Tselem's field research raised serious suspicions that (...) -
25 janvier 2012par B'Tselem
25 Jan. '12: State won’t prosecute officer responsible for shooting of Firas Qasqas
Firas Qasqas, an unarmed Palestinian civilian, was killed on 2 February 2007 by soldiers' gunfire, in Ramallah District. On 18 August 2011, in response to a petition filed by B'Tselem, the State Attorney's Office informed the High Court of Justice that the officer responsible for the shooting (...) -
24 janvier 2012par B'Tselem
Operation Cast Lead, three years on: Abject failure of the military's internal investigation mechanism
Most of B'Tselem's complaints have led to no outcome Three years after operation Cast Lead, the Israeli military's argument against independent investigation of its conduct during Operation Cast Lead has proven to be hollow. The military has completely failed to investigate itself, regarding (...) -
23 janvier 2012par B'Tselem
23 Jan. '12: B'Tselem to military: Investigate firing of .22-caliber bullets at stone throwers
On 5 Jan. '12, B'Tselem wrote to the military advocate general, Brig. Gen. Danny Efroni, and to the commander of the Judea and Samaria Division, Brig. Gen. Hagai Mordechai, demanding an investigation into the firing of .22-caliber bullets that hit a young Palestinian man who was throwing stones (...) -
19 janvier 2012par B'Tselem
18 Jan. '12: Three years since Operation Cast Lead: Israeli military utterly failed to investigate itself
Three years after Operation Cast Lead, the Israeli military's argument against independent investigation of its conduct during the operation has proven to be hollow. The military has completely failed to investigate itself, regarding both policy choices and the conduct of the forces in the (...) -
16 janvier 2012par B'Tselem
16 Jan. '12: High Court sanctions looting: Israeli quarries in the West Bank
The resources of an occupied territory are supposed to be used to benefit the local population, unless they are needed for an urgent military purpose. However, in a judgment given on 26 December 2011, Israel's High Court of Justice established a new rule enabling the state and private Israeli (...) -
16 janvier 2012par B'Tselem
Military court approves the unlawful extraction of a confession from a Palestinian minor
Judge's ruling justifies the routine violation of minors' rights by the Police On 9 Jan. '12, an Israeli Military Youth Court judge held that a confession given to the police by a 14-year-old Palestinian boy from the village a-Nabi Saleh, suspected of stone-throwing was admissible, although (...) -
15 janvier 2012par B'Tselem
15 Jan. '12: Judge holds confession of Palestinian minor admissible, although it was obtained through breach of his rights
On 9 January 2012, Israeli Military Youth Court judge Major Sharon Rivlin-Ahai held that the confession given to the police by I.D., a 14-year-old Palestinian boy from a-Nabi Saleh, interrogated on suspicion of stone throwing, was admissible. The judge admitted the confession even though the (...) -
12 janvier 2012par B'Tselem
Bedouin community near settlement faces expulsion, 2012
Israel's Civil Administration is planning to relocate some 27,000 Bedouins living in Area C in the West Bank. At first, some 2,300 people will be expelled from their homes near the Ma'ale Adummim settlement and relocated to a site next to the Abu Dis garbage dump, east of Jerusalem. Members of (...)
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