About 85 percent of Palestinians in Yarmouk, an unofficial refugee camp in Damascus, have been displaced. Read more about Palestinians fleeing Syria face grim future in Lebanon 

In an unprecedented move, Anas Saad Awad has been convicted of a crime after posting a satirical image on Facebook. Read more about Nablus court jails man for depicting Abbas as soccer star 

The UN’s refugee agency warns that Eritreans could be ill-treated if sent back home. Read more about Israel coerces Africans to sign "voluntary repatriation" forms 

New book documents how West Bank city’s buildings were destroyed by Israeli invasion. Read more about Nablus was "the center of everything": interview with architect Naseer Arafat 

Giving a decent price to growers is a form of economic resistance. Read more about Fair trade helps Palestinian farmers stay on their land 

Brown is the color of Israeli jails, says artist behind image of solidarity with Palestinian hunger strikers. Read more about "Graffiti was my education": interview with Palestinian designer Hafez Omar 

Israel’s siege is a contributory factor in one fifth of maternal deaths in Gaza. Read more about Women "carry all" of Palestine's suffering 

New alliance expresses solidarity with Idle No More movement of indigenous people. Read more about Canadian students challenge Harper's support for Israeli apartheid  

Nine boats have been captured by Israel since the ceasefire agreement in November. Read more about Gaza fishermen protest as Israel breaks pledge to stop attacks