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18.05.2008
HCJ 4410/08 – The Estate of the Late Mahmud et al. v. Central District State Attorney’s Office et al. Petition for Order Nisi
12.05.2008
HCJ 4194/08 – Al-Wardian et al. v. Commander of the Investigation Unit of the Military Police Petition for Order Nisi
01.05.2008
The Right to Compensation for the Violation of Human Rights
13.04.2008
In a compromise settlement signed by the State and a Jerusalem resident represented by HaMoked, the State agrees to pay compensation totaling NIS 105,000: The Plaintiff was detained in 2002 during Israel’s “Operation Defensive Shield” and was beaten by soldiers and incarcerated in Ofer Prison in appalling conditions
16.03.2008
HaMoked has filed suit for damages on behalf of two Palestinian minors under 12 years old who were imprisoned in a military base under armed guard for more than a day: Moreover, for most of this time the children were held in a military container, crying and terrified, while soldiers cursed them and threatened that if they did not confess to the offenses of which they were suspected “their hands would be chopped off”
15.01.2008
HaMoked has petitioned the High Court of Justice (HCJ) demanding that a Palestinian living in Beit Lahiya be permitted to leave the Gaza Strip and travel via Israel to Ramallah in order to undergo an operation to restore the sight in his left eye: A mortar fired by the military while the family were sitting on the roof of their home injured the petitioner and killed his brother and uncle
01.01.2008
Backyard Proceedings: The Implementation of Due Process Rights in the Military Courts in the Occupied Territories
09.12.2007
The State of Human Rights in Israel and the Occupied Territories
21.10.2007
Under a settlement signed by the State and a Palestinian plaintiff who was represented by HaMoked, the State of Israel will pay 46,000 NIS in damages to the plaintiff: The plaintiff was brutally beaten by a settler, who also caused damage to the victim’s private car, while a soldier “guarding” nearby ignored his cry for help
17.10.2007
An employee of HaMoked was summoned to a meeting with a GSS agent in which he was asked about his activities at HaMoked and elsewhere: The GSS man who introduced himself as “Peter” also told the employee that he had an “offer” for him to “help one another”