Human Rights

Despite an Israeli high court ruling to open a high school in a Bedouin village, students remained deprived of basic educational facilities.

Dirar Abu Sisi, the deputy engineer of the only power plant in the Gaza Strip, is in solitary confinement in an Israeli prison after being kidnapped from Ukraine.

Palestinians with Israeli citizenship are moving to the West Bank in search of jobs, education and community.

Most of Gaza’s industrial factories have closed and remained shut since Israel sealed the borders and devastated the export economy beginning in 2006.

Palestinian refugees fleeing the violence in Syria to Lebanon are not able to access the same relief as Syrian nationals.

Palestinians are cautious about the future of freedom of movement between the Gaza Strip and Egypt.

By mining natural resources from the occupied West Bank for its own economic purposes, Israel is committing the war crime of pillage.

Brides and bridegrooms are now being smuggled through the Gaza tunnels, adding to the usual fare of medicine, building materials and commercial goods.

Property disputes in post-Gaddafi Libya have hit the Palestinian community hard as more refugees arrive from Syria.

After a seven year trial, an Israeli court exonerated Israel’s army in the 2003 killing of peace activist Rachel Corrie in what Rachel’s family and human rights groups say is another instance of impunity.