Visualizzare l'occupazione: libertà di movimento per ebrei e palestinesi

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Michal Vexler is a designer and an activist. This work – a part of a series of infographics regarding the effect of the occupation on the Palestinian civilian population – is presented here with her permission.
 >For the entire Visualizing Occupation series click here
Previous posts in this series:
Visualizing Occupation: Palestinian Prisoners’ Day – the numbers
Visualizing Occupation: Ethnic cleansing
Visualizing Occupation: The right (or privilege) to protest?

  I coloni della West Bank possono viaggiare liberamente tra Israele e la Cisgiordania, il movimento palestinese è vincolato e limitato da Israele .  
Per ulteriori infografica suggestivi clicca qui .
 

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