Informes

Israeli forces continue violations of human rights in the OPT between 24 July -- 6 August 2003 3 Palestinians, including a child, were killed by Israeli forces in the West Bank 1 Palestinian died from a wound he previously sustained by…

New York (dpa) - An emergency fund of 18 million dollars is urgently needed to help Palestinians whose livelihoods are affected by the "separation wall'' being built by Israel, the U.N. Development Programme (UNDP) said Wednesday. The proposed emergency assistance…

Overview As part of its commitment under the Road Map plan, the Government of Israel ("GOI") undertook several steps aimed at improving the humanitarian situation and normalizing Palestinian life. The GOI dismantled several key roadblocks on West…

Ref: 88/2003 The Palestinian Centre for Human Rights (PCHR) calls upon the international community to provide immediate financial assistance to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA). PCHR urges all member states of the United Nations,…

Ref.,: 87/2003 The Palestinian Centre for Human Rights has issued a report, entitled "Suffering in Isolation: A report on life under occupation in the Mawasi areas in the Gaza Strip." The report details the dire situation in the Mawasi areas in…

The Palestinian Security Minister has rejected an offer from Israel to withdraw its troops from the West Bank towns of Jericho and Qalqiliyah. Mohammad Dahlan instead wants Israel to pull out of Ramallah and Hebron. In an interview with the ABC,…

During this reporting period, the Israeli Army continued to violate the First and Fourth Geneva Conventions and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by denying freedom of movement to Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) ambulances and its medical teams, who…

SUMMARY 1. Motivated by concerns that Palestinian livelihoods and the viability of local economies could be harmed by the construction of a separation barrier and that the barrier might negatively impact the delivery of humanitarian aid and damage assistance projects, the…

Amid little progress on settlers and militants, Sharon met with Bush Wednesday. By Nicole Gaouette - Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor JERUSALEM -- Yaacoub Qaissieh guns his van up the curving road, spraying gravel at a herd of startled goats…

The re-invasion of Palestinian cities and villages caused widespread destruction, and cost hundreds of lives. Many thousands are injured, or are suffering through lack of access to medical treatment, to water, shelter, electricity and food. Specifically, international and local medical…