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06.04.2006
Letter to the Attorney General: Government Resolution regarding the Boycott of the Palestinian DCOs
09.01.2006
Due to HaMoked's petition, the State announced that visits of families from the Territories to prisons in Israel will renew 72 hours after the closure is imposed, even if it is still in force:  HaMoked petitioned the High Court of Justice against the policy of the military to automatically cancel family visitations during closure periods
23.11.2005
A. Hass, "The border of the state of Ramallah", Haaretz 23.11.05
08.11.2005
The military refrains from responding to requests submitted by residents of the Territories who wish to visit relatives incarcerated inside Israel and in the Territories: In a series of petitions, HaMoked demands that the military act in accordance to an agreement that was reached on the matter. The arrangement allows family members who are barred entry to Israel but have security clearance to visit prisons to do so
14.10.2005
Following a petition filed by HaMoked, the State announced that family visits to prisons in Israel and to the Ofer prison would be renewed: The petition was filed in light of the military's policy which automatically cancels prison visits once a full closure of the Territories is announced. HaMoked is following implementation of the directive and awaits the State's response on the issue of principle
12.09.2005
leaflet - Restrictions on freedom of movement
12.05.2005
The HCJ refused to hear HaMoked's claims against a new procedure which makes the entry of Palestinians to Israel for the purpose of legal proceedings conditional on obtaining a private security escort: In the framework of a petition filed by HaMoked, the State announced its position that courts of lower instances are empowered to deliberate on the question of funding for the escorts and finding alternative solutions for realizing the right of access to justice
04.04.2005
Order Nisi in a petition to allow entry to Israel for the purpose of a medical exam required in the framework of a damages claim: the HCJ ordered the State to explain its refusal to allow a Palestinian youth who was shot by soldiers in his schoolyard when he was 14 to enter Israel. The purpose of his entry is to undergo a medical exam needed to prove his damages in a claim he had filed. The refusal constitutes a further obstruction of the right of access to justice of Palestinians who were harmed by the actions of Israel's security forces, and seek to claim damages
31.03.2005
Conflict, occupation and patriarchy: Women carry the burden
27.12.2004
HCJ 11858/04 - Al-Khatib et al. v. Commander of the IDF forces in the West BankPetition for Order Nisi