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10.08.2022
Twice in one week: HaMoked petitioned for writ of habeas corpus after the military failed to trace two Palestinian detainees who were arrested from their homes late at night
06.07.2022
HaMoked in a complaint to the military: night arrest of a Palestinian minor deteriorated into sexual abuse
03.03.2022
HaMoked in updated High Court petition against night arrests of Palestinian minors: despite new procedure for summoning minors for interrogation, traumatic night arrests remain the default
13.02.2022
HaMoked continues its two-year battle for accountability for the violent arrest and interrogation of a Palestinian minor
20.12.2021
Following a High Court order nisi in HaMoked’s petition: the Police Investigation Unit will reopen its investigation into a 2018 complaint of police brutality towards a Palestinian juvenile detainee
17.10.2021
Order nisi in HaMoked’s petition: The State Attorney’s Office must show cause why it would not reopen a 2018 complaint of police brutality towards a Palestinian juvenile detainee
03.08.2021
High Court decision in HaMoked’s petition: the state must provide an update regarding implementation of the new classified procedure to summon Palestinian minors to interrogation as an alternative to night arrests
13.05.2021
Following HCJ pressure in HaMoked’s petition: Israeli authorities will partially reopen a 2018 complaint of police brutality towards a Palestinian juvenile detainee
06.05.2021
The Military’s response to HaMoked’s petition: Night arrests will continue to be the first option for bringing Palestinian minors to interrogation; use of telephone summons will remain marginal
24.11.2020
HaMoked in new report: Israeli military arrests hundreds of Palestinian teenagers from their beds in the middle of the night, rather than summon them to interrogation. Based on the findings, HaMoked petitioned the HCJ