Palestina : 48 anni di occupazione in numeri
48
Years of Israeli Occupation: 28,000+ homes & structures demolished,
800,000+ Palestinian trees uprooted, 100,000+ Palestinians held without
trial. 0 days of freedom.
via Institute for Middle East Understanding ( IMEU )
via Institute for Middle East Understanding ( IMEU )
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Two
children can live just a few minutes away from each other, and yet live
in totally contrasting realities. How is it that the law will protect
one child, but will leave the other exposed and defenseless?
It’s
been 48 years since 1967. Decades of rule over another people, of
trampling its rights in all spheres of life amounts to a permanent
situation, not the temporary one that is the very definition of
occupation.
This “temporary” state cannot go on forever, but Israel’s government does not believe the occupation must end. We do.
Join us. Share the poster.
This “temporary” state cannot go on forever, but Israel’s government does not believe the occupation must end. We do.
Join us. Share the poster.
Sono
passati 48 anni dal 1967. Decenni di dominazione sopra un altro popolo,i cui diritti sono calpestati in tutte le sfere della vita in una situazione ormai permanente, non temporanea di occupazione
Questo stato di "temporaneo" non può andare avanti all'infinito, ma il governo israeliano non crede che l'occupazione debba finire. Lo facciamo noi .
Unisciti a noi. Condividete il poster.
Questo stato di "temporaneo" non può andare avanti all'infinito, ma il governo israeliano non crede che l'occupazione debba finire. Lo facciamo noi .
Unisciti a noi. Condividete il poster.
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Violent nighttime arrests, preventing children from meeting with their
parents, unrecorded interrogations, threats and humiliation – these are
just a small part of the daily reality facing Palestinian children
growing up in the Occupied Territories.
The Law of Occupation imposes restrictions on the arrest and detention of children living under occupation. And yet the Israeli military regulations disregard many of these protections. While recent years have indeed seen some improvements, there are still not enough protections for children in the OPT.
ACRI recently published a handbook on the rights of minors in the Occupied Territories during arrest, detention and interrogation by the IDF or police: http://ow.ly/NYFe5
For further information on the arrest of Palestinian minors and the IDF judicial system: http://www.militarycourtwatch.org/index.php
The Law of Occupation imposes restrictions on the arrest and detention of children living under occupation. And yet the Israeli military regulations disregard many of these protections. While recent years have indeed seen some improvements, there are still not enough protections for children in the OPT.
ACRI recently published a handbook on the rights of minors in the Occupied Territories during arrest, detention and interrogation by the IDF or police: http://ow.ly/NYFe5
For further information on the arrest of Palestinian minors and the IDF judicial system: http://www.militarycourtwatch.org/index.php
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