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Human rights organizations to the HCJ: the entire prison population must be vaccinated at once, according to Health Ministry priorities; this is an at-risk population, with heightened vulnerability to contagious diseases
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HaMoked and other human rights organization petition the HCJ: Palestinian “security” inmates must have regular phone contact with their families so long as the Coronavirus pandemic restricts prison visits
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Following HaMoked’s petition: the military allowed an East Jerusalem resident to enter Gaza to mourn her father with her mother and siblings
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Order nisi in HaMoked’s HCJ petition: the state must show why the “tiny plots” criterion should not be cancelled as a reason to deny Palestinian farmers access to lands in the Seam Zone areas of the West Bank
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Following HaMoked’s urgent petition, a Palestinian boy who was detained by the military on his way to school was located, some 40 hours after the arrest
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The HCJ rejects HaMoked petition to reinvestigate prison warder’s violence towards juvenile detainee: “This court does not intervene in such decisions, except in exceptional and extreme cases”
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HaMoked and Gisha to COGAT: cancel the new procedure requiring Palestinians living in Gaza to forfeit their right to relocate back to the West Bank if they wish to visit there in humanitarian circumstances
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HaMoked to the HCJ: the state failed to provide data to justify its increasingly harsh restrictions on access to farmlands trapped beyond the Separation Barrier
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HaMoked to the Court for Administrative Affairs: contrary to the procedures and the Supreme Court’s case law, the Ministry of Interior revokes the Israeli status of East Jerusalem minors whose parents relocated abroad
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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
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Only following HaMoked’s urgent petition was a 15-year-old boy’s detention place revealed: the military did not even tell the family their son had been taken to a hospital
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Following HaMoked’s petition: the military cancels the quota set on the number of annual entries to Seam Zone farmlands
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High Court of Justice approves punitive demolition in the West Bank, home to a woman and her five daughters: in the minority, Justice Mazuz considers the sanction in this case disproportionate
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Israeli human rights organizations to the Minister of Foreign Affairs: reverse the decision to sever ties with the OHCHR; this constitutes a violation of Israel’s UN-charter obligations and a further attempt to silence those acting to expose human rights violations in the oPt
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HaMoked to the Supreme Court: The Citizenship and Entry into Israel Law should not be applied to people who are not registered as residents of the oPt and for years have no ties there
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“No new precedent was set”: the HCJ rejected the state’s request for a further hearing on the judgment cancelling a punitive demolition order
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New travel restriction: Israel prevents newborn babies registered in the Palestinian registry from leaving the West Bank with their mothers eager to return to their homes and spouses abroad
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HaMoked petitions to allow a mother and baby to join the father at their home in the UAE; the military prevents them from leaving the West Bank on the grounds the baby’s details do not appear in its records
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HaMoked to the HCJ: if the state’s request for a further hearing on a punitive home demolition order is accepted, the hearing must be a comprehensive and in-depth review of the legality of this policy
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Following HaMoked petition to end the military’s routine and lengthy delays in opening Magen Dan agricultural gate in the Separation Wall: the authority to operate the gate will be transferred to the military police and the opening hours expanded
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