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28.06.2010
The Tel Aviv District Court ordered the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories to pay HaMoked 35,000 NIS in legal costs, prior to final proceedings in a petition under the Freedom of Information Act, in view of its outrageous treatment of HaMoked's request for information
29.04.2010
Human Rights Groups in Israel Respond to Proposed Bill to Suppress Information about Serious Breaches of International Law: A Danger to Democracy
26.01.2010
Human rights community to Israeli Prime Minister: Time is running out. Establish independent inquiry into Operation Cast Lead
29.07.2009
The Supreme Court Secretariat informs that no transcripts were written in two hearings recently held in petitions filed by HaMoked: In response to a complaint launched by HaMoked on this matter, the Supreme Court registrar notified that the secretariat’s notice was due to an error and that following the complaint, instructions on this matter have been reiterated.
13.07.2009
HaMoked appealed to the President of the Supreme Court after learning that Court hearings regarding two cases were not transcribed as required: transcripts of hearings form a constitutional obligation which must not be infringed
24.06.2009
HaMoked Center for the Defence of the Individual: was awarded the 2009 Berlson Prize for Understanding between Jews and Arabs in Memory of Yitzhak Rabin
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
19.12.2007
Following a petition by human rights organizations, the court orders the Ministry of Interior to publish its procedures within 30 days and rules that the ministry has been violating the law for years: The petitioners claim the procedures are concealed from the public, the Knesset and the courts; are often changed; and sometimes are not even known to the officials responsible for implementing them
24.06.2007
HaMoked criticizes GOC Southern Command's bizarre announcement regarding the cancellation of the requirement that Gazans who wish to appeal the denial of their requests to enter Israel provide their personal telephone numbers as a condition for processing the appeals. This requirement had been cancelled, but the GOC Southern Command now claims the cancellation was a mistake: HaMoked claims that this announcement is nothing more than a feeble excuse for renewing the outrageous and unreasonable demand and to renege on past obligations
19.02.2007
Following an appeal by HaMoked, the military retracted its arbitrary demand for the private phone numbers of Palestinians as a condition for processing various requests submitted on their behalf by human rights organizations, including HaMoked, to the Gaza DCO: In its response, the military claims the directive had been handed down at the request of the ISA and that the phone numbers were required for "operative needs". It has, however, been decided that the directive would not apply to Palestinians who turn to the Gaza DCO via organizations such as HaMoked. The military has stated that where