Adalah's Newsletter Volume 28, September 2006

 

Volume 28, September 2006 www.adalah.org
Haifa District Court: No Right to Water for Arab Bedouin Families Living in Unrecognized Villages in the Naqab
Petition to Supreme Court Demanding Cancellation of Prison Service Order which Restricts Attorneys’ Access to Detainees
High Follow-up Committee for Arab Citizens of Israel, Adalah and Arab NGOs Petition Supreme Court Challenging the State’s Discriminatory Compensation Scheme for War Damages
 
Interview on Post-Barak Supreme Court
 
Interview with Attorney Hassan Jabareen on the post-Barak Supreme Court
 
Feature: Adalah’s Law & Human Rights Conference
 
Over 100 Arab Law Students Participate in Adalah’s First Law and Human Rights Conference, Sept. 2006, Neve Shalom

Slideshow   |   Conference Program
 
Economic Rights
Supreme Court Orders State to Provide Information about Budget Balancing Grants to Municipalities in 2007 Budget
 
International Advocacy
MRG Statement to UN Working Group on Minorities
 

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Opening Remarks
During the six years since the October 2000 events, not a single indictment has been filed against any of those responsible for the killing of the 13 youths and injuring of hundreds of others. The report of the Ministry of Justice’s Police Investigation Unit (Mahash), published in 2005, found no police officer or commander responsible. The law-enforcement authorities deliberately ignored the substantial evidence gathered by the Or Commission and buried its findings, especially regarding the responsibility of the individual shooters and the illegal use of snipers. A high-ranking commander, Benzi Sau, who the Or Commission found to have seriously failed in performing his duties, has been repeatedly promoted since October 2000. Adalah’s report, which will be published this October and submitted to the Attorney General, will prove that Mahash invested all its efforts into exonerating those responsible, not into uncovering the truth. The principles of fairness and decency compel an investigation to be launched into the investigators of Mahash for their serious failures.
 
October 2000 Events
Announcement by Committee of the Victims' Families
Legal Documents on the October 2000 Events

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