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21.06.2012
HaMoked and other human rights organizations in an urgent appeal to the Minister of Defense: the military must prepare in advance for possible attacks against Palestinians in the build up to the evacuation of the Ulpana Hill
07.09.2011
HaMoked and Yesh Din petition the HCJ: the procedure for processing requests to review MPIU investigation materials, violates the basic rights of OPT residents
10.03.2011
Palestinian detainees held in the ISA Interrogation Facility in Petah Tikva, were subjected to ill treatment, degrading detention conditions, and prohibited interrogation methods: as indicated by six civil claims recently filed by HaMoked
08.02.2011
16 years after three Palestinian laborers had been brutally assaulted by a border police officer: his family pays out the damages awarded in HaMoked's civil claim
24.09.2009
The District Court accepted an appeal filed by HaMoked regarding the compensation sum awarded to Palestinians who had been attacked by police officers: In the ruling, the court found that the plaintiffs are to receive compensation for both the physical damage and the severe injury to their dignity
02.08.2009
Human rights organizations in Israel, including HaMoked, appeal to the government: Do not silence "Breaking Silence"
20.05.2009
Following HaMoked's demand for an investigation into an incident in which police officers assaulted one of its employees, an indictment was served against the police officers involved: following the incident, the employee who was assaulted required hospital care
15.01.2009
Testimony: M. A. was detained by the Israeli army on 5.1.2009 and released back into the Gaza Strip a week later
23.11.2008
The Jerusalem Magistrate Court ruled a NIS 75,000 compensation for three brothers represented by HaMoked for beating and abuse by Border Police officers in Hebron: In the incident, the officers brutally beat the three brothers – minors at the time – and pushed away their mother who came to their aid
22.05.2008
HaMoked has petitioned the High Court of Justice (HCJ) regarding the unreasonable delays in forwarding the findings of investigations by the Military Police Investigations Unit (MPIU) into cases in which Palestinians are injured by the security forces: HaMoked emphasizes that forwarding investigation findings to the victims and their families within a reasonable period of time forms an integral part of the basic right of complainants to due process, regardless of whether they intend to submit a civil suit and of whether an indictment has already been served in the case