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04.11.2010
The Israeli court stipulates: leave an opening for a youth from the Occupied Territories who wishes to study abroad
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
27.06.2010
Following a petition by HaMoked: Center for the Defence of the Individual: a senior lecturer is able to set out to an international conference in Jordan
25.04.2010
State attorney’s office in response to HaMoked's protest against severe harassment of a Palestinian who wishes to study abroad: We will direct the security agencies to abstain from directly approaching Palestinians whose case is pending before the courts without coordination between the state attorney's office and petitioners’ counsel
15.03.2010
At the request of the petitioning organizations, the HCJ has deleted a petition of ACRI, HaMoked and PHR-Israel concerning the restrictions Israel imposes on travel abroad by persons blacklisted by the ISA. Following the petition, a procedure for prior inquiry regarding preclusions to travel abroad was formulated, and the number of "ISA precluded" persons decreased significantly
18.01.2010
HaMoked severely protests the conduct of the Israel Security Agency which harasses and threatens Palestinians wishing to study abroad: Exerting pressure on the protected population to collaborate is a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law
31.12.2009
The HCJ forces the State to allow Jenin District Student to leave for Yemen in order to complete his medical studies in a petition filed by HaMoked: The court clarified to the state that its refusal to allow the student to travel was disproportionate
23.11.2009
Israel has been delaying travel of a Palestinian heart patient whose medical condition is defined serious to Jordan for treatment for over six months: Following HaMoked’s petition, the state retreated from its insistence on the patient receiving the required treatment in the West Bank and suggested the possibility of receiving it in Israel
23.11.2009
HaMoked’s petition to allow a Palestinian couple to leave the West Bank for Jordan, en route to Mecca, Saudi Arabia, for the hajj pilgrimage: the petition induced the removal of the ban on the couple's departure
19.10.2009
Following HaMoked’s petition, the State stipulated a high monetary guarantee as a condition for permitting a Palestinian to travel to Jordan in order to mourn the death of his father: As he is unable to afford the high sum demanded by the State, his journey will be delayed