Annual Report - Palestinian Center for Human Rights

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40. 3 August Democratic A Bomb Targets Palestinian Chief Development Unit Judge's House 41. 3 August Democratic Rockets of the Palestinian Development Unit Resistance Hit Palestinian Civilians 42. 9 August Democratic International Organizations Staff Development Unit Kidnapped in Gaza 43. 16 August Democratic Another Kidnapping as UN Development Unit Evacuates 44. 18 August Field Work Unit Sharia' Court and Judge's Office Attacked 45. 23 August Democratic Kidnappers Must Face Punishment Development Unit Not Reward 46. 5 September Economic, Social and PCHR Calls upon the PNA to Cultural Rights Unit Implement the Military Service Law Equally 47. 6 September Democratic Explosion in a house Sheja’eya kills Development Unit 4 and injures 35 48. 7 September Democratic Major General Mousa Arafat Killed Development Unit and His Son Kidnapped by Gunmen 49. 12 September Economic, Social and On the First Day Following the Cultural Rights Unit Evacuation of al-Mawasi area, 6 Palestinians Drown at Khan Yunis Beach 50. 12 September Field Work Unit One Palestinian Killed and Another Injured As IOF ‘Disengage’ 51. 3 October Democratic PCHR Condemns Violent Clashes Development Unit in Gaza 52. 13 October Democratic PCHR Condemns the Kidnapping Development Unit of two Foreign Journalists in Khan Yunis 53. 14 October Economic, Social and PCHR Condemns the Attack on Cultural Rights Unit Al’Azhar University in Gaza 54. 14 October Democratic PCHR Condemns the Continuing Development Unit Security Chaos 55. 18 October Democratic PCHR Criticizes Postponement of Development Unit Local Council Elections 56. 14 November Democratic PCHR Condemns Attack on CEC Development Unit Office in Rafah 57. 20 November Legal Aid Unit PCHR Challenges the Constitutionality of the New Judiciary Law for Its Contradiction with the Amended Basic Law, and the High Constitutional Court Postpones the Case 193
58. 24 November Democratic Development Unit 194 PCHR is Shocked by the Restrictions Imposed by the Higher Committee for Local Elections on those Selected for Monitoring the Fourth Stage of Elections of Local Councils 59. 27 November Legal Aid Unit In a Judicial Precedent, the Palestinian High Constitutional Court Decides that the Judiciary 60. 5 December Democratic Development Unit Law of 2005 Is Unconstitutional Regrettable Violence in Beit Hanoun Kills 5 and Injures 29, Including 9 Children 61. 5 December Legal Aid Unit In a Highly Questionable Statement, Four NGOs Challenge 62. 12 December Democratic Development Unit 63. 13 December Democratic Development Unit 64. 20 December Democratic Development Unit 65. 21 December Democratic Development Unit 66. 22 December Democratic Development Unit 67. 22 December Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Unit 68. 27 December Democratic Development Unit 69. 28 December Democratic Development Unit 70. 29 December Democratic Development Unit the Palestinian Judiciary PCHR Condemns Attack on CEC Office in Deir al-Balah The PNA Is Required to Protect the CEC Offices Results of PCHR’s Monitoring of the Local Elections’ 4 th Stage Two Internationals Kidnapped in Gaza PCHR Calls upon the International Community to Support Holding the Palestinian Parliamentary Elections on Time Following PCHR's Intervention with the Ministry of Local Government, Union of Workers at the Municipality of Rafah Suspends Strike The Election Appeal Court Decides Reopening Candidature for the Upcoming Palestinian Parliamentary Elections In Light of the Lack of Serious Protection for the CEC Offices, PCHR Is Concerned That the PNA May Not Be Able to Hold Free and Fair Elections A Human Rights Activist and Her Parents Kidnapped in the Gaza Strip
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PALESTINIAN CENTRE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
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Palestinian Centre for Human Rights
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ights under local law. Finally, the
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The Palestinian Centre for Human Ri
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Misuse of Weapons by Palestinian Re
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PART ONE: HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATION IN
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state. Although killings committed
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the ministry had submitted tenders
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from the Gaza Strip for 96 instead
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As mentioned above, there were hope
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majority, and to ensure future repr
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movement of PLC members between the
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Recommendations to the PNA 1. PCHR
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Excessive Use of Force, Killings an
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Diagram (4): Causes of Palestinian
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Killing of Palestinian Children Chi
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failure to act against such crimes
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Settlement Activities and Attacks b
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was an Israeli settler called Ashir
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Annexation Wall in the West Bank IO
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The report also indicated that 213
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As the construction of the Wall is
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same principle applies to Palestini
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The agreement allows Palestinians t
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Torture and Ill-Treatment of Palest
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cannot be deviated from under any c
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incursions into Palestinian communi
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emedy to those within its jurisdict
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Impunity On Tuesday, 15 November 20
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Efforts to Prosecute Israeli War Cr
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Election Year in the PNA: Achieveme
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The new law gave women better repre
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At the time, PCHR criticized leavin
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clashes led to the death of three c
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managed to detain seven attackers a
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Death Penalty The PNA resumed the i
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Illegal Arrests Illegal detention,
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Undermining the Independence of the
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PCHR welcomed the decision of the H
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- PLC formulation of mechanisms to
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Palestinian security, police and th
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Cases of Extra-Judicial Execution o
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Introduction The previous section o
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Activities of PCHR's Units This sec
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o A number of families were able to
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Denying families of deportees 8 1 p
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Table (4): Responses Received by th
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1.5) Investigating Violations of Hu
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2.3) Submitting Complaints and Appe
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3.1) Creating Files on Israeli Viol
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workers' rights, family disputes, t
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6. A meeting with the Legal Advisor
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Democratic Development Unit The uni
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1.5) Contribution to PCHR's Interve
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4. 4 May The importance of election
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Means of Verification o The unit or
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including the Palestine Bar Associa
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5.2.6) Monitoring of the Elections
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Economic, Social, and Cultural Righ
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1.5) A Report on Israeli Attacks on
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o A number of academics demonstrate
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cooperation between the two sides.
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• On 14 February 2005, the unit h
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Means of Verification o Field worke
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1.2) Documentation of Palestinian V
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o Completed forms were transferred
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20 June Palestine News Agency (Wafa
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3.1) Weekly Report on Israeli Viola
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Activities as Set out in 2005 Annua
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1.1) Training Courses in Coordinati
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• Three human rights committees w
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• The nominees were called for 13
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• Three persons who had previousl
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Women’s and Children’s Rights U
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Page 209 and 210: A delegation from YMCA in Norway an
Page 211 and 212: Participants in the first workshop
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