61. 020409acri rights gravely watches the vast violations against the civil population. of the State of israel, according to israeli law and international humanitarian law http://buffaloreport.com/020409acri.html

April 9, 2002 Israel's Association for Civil Rights demands end to military violence against civilians Here is a letter from Vered Levne, executive director of the Association for Civil Rights in Israel, that was sent on April 7 to the Israeli Defense Minister Benjamin Ben-Eliezer. ACRI is Israel's largest and leading civil rights organization, the only such organization representing the entire country and all citizens. It is particularly important, working as it does in a country with no constitution. Levne's letter was made available by Ronin Shamir, associate professor of sociology at Tel Aviv University (author of Managing Legal Uncertainty: Elite Lawyers in the New Deal Duke, 1995, and The Colonies of Law: Colonialism, Zionism, and Law in Early Mandate Palestine, Cambridge UP, 2000). In his note to colleagues in the United States, Shamir wrote: Dear Friends: Attached please find an urgent letter sent yesterday by the Association for Civil Rights in Israel to the Israeli Defense Ministry. In it, this respectable and highly reputable association indicates that Israel commits what cannot be understood but as serious war crimes against the Palestinian civil population. Please read, do what you can do, distribute, and make sure no one can say anymore "we did not know". Ronen To B. Ben-Eliezer

62. US, Israel Come Under Fire Over Housing Rights Violations out that israel through its actions has violated at least seven international treaties including the international Covenant on civil and Political rights, the http://www.twnside.org.sg/title/twe296d.htm

BACK TO MAIN ONLINE BOOKSTORE HOW TO ORDER US, Israel come under fire over housing rights violations Millions of people the world over - including in the richest country on the globe - lack a proper roof over their heads, according to an international housing rights NGO. by Kanaga Raja GENEVA: The United States and Israel, along with eight other countries, came under fire from a human rights NGO on 10 December for being guilty of “most consistently abusing and defying international housing rights law.” In conjunction with Human Rights Day on 10 December, the Centre on Housing Rights and Evictions (COHRE) identified the US, Israel, Myanmar, Colombia, Croatia, Guatemala, India, Nigeria, Pakistan and Zimbabwe for its Worst Housing Rights Violators’ Award. COHRE, an international NGO that campaigns on adequate housing and prevention of forced evictions, pointed out that in the US - the world’s richest country - 2.3 million adults and children each year experience homelessness. Housing is a right under international law. Article 11(1) of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights recognizes “the right of everyone to an adequate standard of living for himself and his family, including adequate ... housing ... and to the continuous improvement of living conditions.”

63. Right To Education: Urgent Appeals of respect for human and civil rights, as outlined by on South Africa to isolate israel internationally until with the EU principles, international law and http://right2edu.birzeit.edu/news/article159

Advanced Search Letter Writing Campaign for Rafah: Demand Action Not Words Appeal , Right to Education Campaign, 22 May 2004 Join the letter writing campaign to the European Union and the United Nations telling them that words of condemnation of the war crimes in Rafah are not enough and it is time to take action. Copy the suggested letter formats below and send your letter by email or fax to the European Union and the United Nations. It is time for international sanctions against Israel. It is time to bring an international protection presence to Gaza and West Bank. It is time to hold accountable those persons responsible for the war crimes committed in Rafah and other Palestinian areas by bringing them before the International Court of Justice. LETTER TO THE EUROPEAN UNION (United Nations Letter below) Dear Mr Javier Solana The European Union has condemned the destruction in Rafah by the Israeli Occupation Army. The United Nations Security Council has adopted a resolution condemning the killing of Palestinian civilians in Rafah and calling on Israel to stop the demolition of Palestinian homes. Amnesty International and other international human rights agencies have recognized that Israel is guilty of war crimes and grave breaches of humanitarian law, international human rights law and the Fourth Geneva Convention. We, as Palestinians, commend the international community for their condemnation of Israel's atrocities against the people of Rafah. But we also wish to remind you that since 1948 our history has been replete with international condemnations and Security Council resolutions and yet we are still vulnerable and our path to justice is still long. The international community continues to fail us after 56 years of dispossession and violence against the Palestinian people because no punitive action against Israel has ever been taken.

64. MADRE: An International Women's Human Rights Organization agreements must meet standards of international human rights and by US police during civil rights protests were that Palestinians have placed israel under siege http://www.madre.org/country_pal_bg.html

MADRE Calls for End to Israeli Occupation "End the Occupation. It is killing us" Call to Concience URGENT APPEAL FOR THE CHILDREN OF DEHEISHEH REFUGEE CAMP ... Iraq: Lives in the Balance: Fact Sheet on the US Bombing of Iraq Background Resource: The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict By Yifat Susskind, Associate Director July 2002 1948: The Origins of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict As in Ireland, India and Cyprus, British colonial "divide and rule" tactics culminated in November 1947 in the partition of Palestine into two newly independent states one Palestinian Arab and one Jewish. UN Resolution 181 allotted Jews, who were less than one-third of the population and owned only 8% of the land, 56% of the territory of Palestine. Palestinians saw the partition plan as a grave injustice, especially since most Jews in Palestine were recent arrivals. Fighting broke out between Jewish forces and local Palestinian militias. In May 1948, the British evacuated Palestine, and Israel declared independence. Several adjacent Arab countries declared war against the new state. During the war, Israeli forces destroyed over 500 Palestinian villages and captured 78% of historic Palestine.

65. Israel Religious Action Center HomePage, UNITED NATIONS international COVENANT ON civil AND POLITICAL rights. Article 18. 1. Everyone shall have the right to freedom http://www.irac.org/article_e.asp?artid=151

66. Two Trials Will Contest New Israeli Barrier | Csmonitor.com HaMoked and the Association for civil rights in israel are asking the humanity under the Rome Declaration that legislated the international Criminal Court. http://www.csmonitor.com/2004/0211/p01s03-wome.html

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67. 1968: Glossary affirmative action policies under the civil rights Act of AP, UPI (United Press international) and other wire the establishment of the state of israel in 1948 http://www.stg.brown.edu/projects/1968/reference/glossary.html

1968: Glossary A B C D ... Z A affirmative action policies, programs and procedures that give preference to minorities and women in job hiring, admission to institutions of higher education, awarding of government contracts, and other allocations of social benefits. Affirmative action was originally undertaken by President Lyndon Johnson's administration in order to improve opportunities for African Americans while civil rights legislation dismantled the legal basis for discrimination against them. The federal government began to institute affirmative action policies under the Civil Rights Act of 1964. -"affirmative action" Britannica Online Agent Orange mixture of herbicides that U.S. military forces sprayed in Vietnam from 1962 to 1971 during the Vietnam War for the dual purposes of (1) defoliating forest areas that might conceal Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces and (2) destroying crops that might feed the enemy. The defoliant, sprayed from low-flying aircraft, is toxic even in minute quantities. About 50 million liters (13 million gallons) of Agent Orangecontaining about 170 kg (375 pounds) of dioxinwere dropped on Vietnam. Among the Vietnamese, exposure to Agent Orange is considered to be the cause of an abnormally high incidence of miscarriages, skin diseases, cancers, birth defects, and congenital malformations (often extreme and grotesque) from the 1970s to the '90s. Many U.S., Australian, and New Zealand servicemen who suffered long exposure to Agent Orange in Vietnam later developed a number of cancers and other health disorders. -"agent orange"

68. Female Genital Mutilation - A Human Rights Information Pack 5 March 2004, Amnesty international will launch a global A human rights issue. international human rights standards Jewish community (Beta israel), formerly known as Falasha http://www.amnesty.org/ailib/intcam/femgen/fgm1.htm

Stop violence against women On 5 March 2004, Amnesty International will launch a global campaign to eradicate violence against women. With the support of ordinary people, both men and women, we will put an end to this human rights scandal. It's in our hands. More Section ONE What is female genital mutilation? The different types of mutilation The procedures followed Geographical distribution of female genital mutilation The physical effects of female genital mutilation ... Psychological effects Why female genital mutilation is practised: Cultural identity Gender identity Control of women's sexuality and reproductive functions Beliefs about hygiene, aesthetics and health ... References ERRATA In 1997 AI published Female Genital Mutilation: A human rights information pack (AI Index: ACT 77/05/97). The pack included a world map designed to identify countries where female genital mutilation is reported to be practised. The map contains some inaccuracies and should be disregarded. AI apologizes for any misunderstanding the map may have caused. WHAT IS FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION?

69. Human Rights Post Barak War on terror should not compromise human rights Ha aretz Operation CBS News (CBS/AP) Under US and international pressure, israel began scaling http://www.humanrightsforum.com/

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70. BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR RESEARCH ON INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR RESEARCH ON international HUMAN rights LAW. David Weissbrodt and Marci Hoffman(1) A. Compilations of Human rights Instruments. 1. United Nations (U.N.) 2. international Labour Organisation (ILO) 3. U.N. international Covenant on civil and Political rights and Optional rights, Human rights A Compilation of international Instruments, U http://www.umn.edu/humanrts/bibliog/BIBLIO.htm

BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR RESEARCH ON INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW David Weissbrodt and Marci Hoffman A. Compilations of Human Rights Instruments 1. United Nations (U.N.) 2. International Labour Organisation (ILO) ... 10. Media Services Human Rights researchers are confronted with growing amounts of materials related to human rights. This bibliography attempts to organize the information and materials into categories in order to ease that burden. While no bibliography can be completely comprehensive, this work attempts to cover the major bodies and sources, including electronic sources such as the Internet. When possible, this bibliography follows the citation forms suggested by The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation (Harvard Law Review et al. comps., 15th ed. 1991). The citation form for U.N. documents varies from The Bluebook in order to follow the symbol assigned by the U.N. A. COMPILATIONS OF HUMAN RIGHTS INSTRUMENTS United Nations (U.N.) U.N. Centre for Human Rights, Human Rights: A Compilation of International Instruments , U.N. Doc. ST/HR/1/Rev.5, U.N. Sales No. E.94.XIV.1 (1994).

71. Defence For Children International - Israel Section cooperation projects.Unfortunately many such civil society joint DCIisrael speaks out for all children Jewish and of the Child and other international standards http://www.dci.org.il/home_en.asp

English About D.C.I Donations International Standards ... Go to Mission Statement DEFENCE FOR CHILDREN INTERNATIONAL-ISRAEL SECTION (DCI-ISRAEL/AVI) DCI Israel was founded in November 1987 at the initiative of Dr.Philip Veerman by a group of Arab and Jewish educators,psychologists, lawyers and social workers to promote and protect the rights of the child of children in Israel and under the effective control of the State of Israel in the occupied territories. The International Association for Children's Rights (AVI) as the Hebrew name of this NGO reads,became the Israeli Section of DCI (Defence for Children International) an International NGO for the rights of the child,headquartered in Geneva,Switzerland. The first years DCI worked for family reunification of Ethiopian Jewish children and promotion of legal representation of minors in the juvenile and district courts.In 1988 it started to represent Palestinian minors in the Jerusalem district court and juvenile courts,who did not have lawyers. DCI-Israel soon began to represent minors in the Tel Aviv and Haifa courts and came with a lawproposal to create a public defender for children.This helped to chance the climate in which legal aid and legal representation for young people became more acceptable. In 1995 DCI-Israel received the Prize for Quality of Life of the Chairman of the Knesset (Israeli Parliament) for its pioneering work in legal aid and representation.

72. Do Palestinian Refugees Have A Right To Return To Israel? relevant UN resolutions, and various agreements between israel and her provision is included in the 1966 international Covenant on civil and Political http://www.us-israel.org/jsource/Peace/refreturn.html

Do Palestinian Refugees Have a Right to Return to Israel? by Ruth Lapidoth In the media and in interviews with Palestinian leaders, we often hear and read statements asserting that the Palestinian Refugees have a right to return to Israel. As will be shown, these statements are based on an erroneous reading of the relevant texts. We will discuss the subject from three points of view: general international law, the most relevant UN resolutions, and various agreements between Israel and her neighbors. 1. General International Law Several international human rights treaties deal with the freedom of movement, including the right of return. The most universal provision is included in the 1966 International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which says: "No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of the right to enter his own country." The question arises, who has the right of return, or: what kind of relationship must exist between the State and the person who wishes to return? A comparison of the various texts and a look at the discussions which took place before the adoption of these texts lead to the conclusion that the right of return is probably reserved for nationals of the State. Even the right of nationals is not an absolute one, but it may be limited on condition that the reasons for the denial or limitation are not arbitrary.

73. Ny Side 1 in the destruction of Palestinian civil society and More than ever, israel, protected by the United by the European Union, violates international law, human http://www.boykotisrael.dk/boycott_israel_to_enforce_respec_english.htm

Boycott Israel to Enforce Respect and Implementation of International Law, Human Rights, and UN Resolutions http://www.badil.org/ Støttecenter for palæstinensiske indbyggere og flygtningens rettigheder) (E/52/2002) BADIL Resource Center 28 August 2002 For Immediate Release A Call Issued by Palestinian Civil Society Organizations, August 2002 In September 2001, one year after all international efforts at halting Israel’s violent military repression of the second Palestinian uprising in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip had failed, some 3,000 civil society organizations from around the world met at the third World Conference Against Racism in Durban, South Africa and approved their NGO Declaration and Program of Action. These NGO documents address racism and racial discrimination related to the root causes of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, including military occupation and the denial of the right of return of Palestinian refugees and internally displaced persons to their homes and properties. Already in Durban, representatives of 3000 civil society organizations from around the world were united in their call for global boycott and sanctions against Israel. Among others, the NGO Program of Action:

74. Amnesty International - Library - Israel And The Occupied Territories/Palestinia israel and the OCCUPIED TERRITORIES/ PALESTINIAN AUTHORITY The Right to return to his country. 4. The international Covenant on civil and Political http://web.amnesty.org/ai.nsf/Index/MDE150132001?OpenDocument&of=COUNTRIES/PALES

75. Ei: Civil Society Response To Bush Declaration On Right Of Return Artists Against the Occupation, international; Asians 4 Democratic State for Palestine/israel Colorado Section State Campus Peace and civil Liberties Coalition http://electronicintifada.net/v2/article2632.shtml

Entire Site Action Items Activism News BNN Coverage Trends Development Diaries EI in the Press Human Rights Israel Lobby Watch Journalists in Danger Letters to the Media Multimedia Opinion/Editorial Role of the Media About EI for Advanced Search Civil society response to Bush declaration on right of return RoR Congress, Report, 6 May 2004 Galilee, October 1948, expelled Palestinians on their way to Lebanon (Photo: PalestineRemembered In a resounding response, more than 1,250 organizations, networks, coalitions, grassroots activists, community leaders, and intellectuals from across the world have joined in few days the “International Response” to the declaration made by President George W. Bush supporting the policies of Ariel Sharon. The Palestinian Right to Return movement in its entirety and organizations representing Palestinian refugees and those exiled took the lead in standing firm and unified in their collective demand to exercise the inalienable right to return. Grassroots activists from all walks of life joined with influential intellectuals and organizations from across the glob to echo the very same demand. On May 15, 2004, this response and signatories will be sent to all members of the United Nations General Assembly and other relevant parties.

76. IPI It will also press the international community to help as one element of the broader civil society partnership human chain, which will cross israel and Palestine http://www.lse.ac.uk/Depts/global/IPI.htm

CsGG, LSE Houghton Street, London, WC2A 2AE Israeli-Palestinian-International Civil Society Partnership A meeting organized at the Foreign and Commonwealth office, March 22-24 2002 Main Conclusions A Civil Society Partnership The participants (hereafter known as the London group) want to contribute to building an Israel-Palestine civil society movement or partnership. This movement will include the different communities in the region and abroad: Palestinians in Israel, Palestine and elsewhere; Jewish communities in different parts of the world; and people of all sorts who want to be part of the movement. The goal of the movement is to end the violence and to build trust among individuals and communities in the region. Even if a peace agreement is reached by the politicians, it cannot be implemented if there is no trust. And if civil society succeeds in beginning to build trust, then politicians will be forced to reach an agreement. The movement is based on equality and mutual solidarity. In the past, Israeli and international peace movements have tended to be one-sided; movements, which expressed solidarity with Palestinians. Today, Israelis need Palestinian help in ending the suicide bombers; just as Palestinians need Israeli help in ending the occupation. International civil society needs the help of both Israelis and Palestinians in ending terrorism and the war on terrorism.

77. CNSNews.com: The Cybercast News Service Disney World for alleged civil rights violations Neighborhood Jerusalem (CNSNews.com) Israeli troops pulled Brazil neighborhood despite international pressure http://www.cnsnews.com/

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78. National/International Organizations and israelis committed to strengthening democracy in israel by protecting civil and human to abolish nuclear weapons, strengthen international law, empower http://www.denver.feb.gov/cfc/hcroofafamo.htm

2002 CFC National/International Organizations 800-626-6347 www.hcr.org EIN#94-3193388 - Help stop racial discrimination, fight religious bigotry, prosecute hate crimes, end unfair sex bias, defend democratic principles, and promote equality, freedom, and justice for all. 2.9% Abraham Fund 212-303-9421 www.abrahamfund.org EIN#13-3556715 - Dedicated to promoting coexistence between the Jewish and Arab citizens of Israel. Through advocacy, awareness and coexistence projects, we foster increased dialogue, tolerance and understanding. 17.7% Advocates for Fair Family Support 212-633-6967 www.welfarelaw.org (Welfare Law Center, Inc.) EIN#23-7311208 - Using legal representation, policy analysis, advocacy, training and community empowerment tools to protect the rights of the poor and preserve the nation's safety net. 16.5% Africa Faith and Justice Network 202-832-3412 EIN#52-1659498 - Dedicated to forging U.S. policies that respect and support the rights of Africa's small holder farmers, HIV/AIDS sufferers, and victims of armed conflict. 7.0% Amazon Alliance for Indigenous and Traditional Peoples of the Amazon Basin 202-785-3334 www.amazonalliance.org EIN#52-1996666 - Protect the human rights, territories and natural resources of the indigenous people of the Amazon Basin through a strategic alliance between indigenous and environmental groups. 3.6%

79. Israel - [International Obligations And Access To Remedies] 2/2 No reservations international Covenant on civil and Political to the right to education - international Convention on israel does not have a one document http://www.right-to-education.org/content/rights_and_remedies/israel.html

[International obligations and access to remedies] Israel United Nations Treaties Date of admission to UN : 11 May 1949. - International Covenant on Economic Social and Cultural Rights - ICESCR Ratified: 3 October 1991. Reports submitted/due: 2/2 No reservations - International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights - ICCPR Ratified: 3 October 1991. Reports submitted/due: 1/2 No reservation related to the right to education - International Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Racial Discrimination - CERD Ratified: 3 January 1979. Reports submitted/due: 9/12 Reservations and Declarations: Article 22. - Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination - CEDAW Ratified: 3 October 1991. Reports submitted/due: 3/3 Reservations and Declarations: Articles 7(b), 16 and 29(1). - Convention on the Rights of the Child - CRC Ratified: 3 October 1991. Reports submitted/due: 1/2 No reservations ILO treaties ILO 87 Freedom of Association and Protection of the Right to Organise Convention (1948) - date of ratification: 28.01.1957 ILO 98 Right to Organise and Collective Bargaining Convention (1949) - date of ratification: 27.01.1962

80. Anti-Israel Protest Groups crime and the safeguarding of civil liberties. have expressed support of antiisrael terrorist organizations by the New York-based international Action Center http://www.adl.org/Israel/israel_protest_calendar_groups.asp

STAY INFORMED !! Subscribe to ADL's weekly newsletter Groups Al-Awda-Right of Return Coalition Arab-American Anti-Discrimination Committee American Muslim Council ANSWER (Act Now to Stop War and End Racism) ... SUSTAIN (Stop US Tax-funded Aid to Israel Now) Individuals Al-Arian, Dr. Sami Arraf, Huwaida Shapiro, Adam The Al-Awda - Right of Return Coalition , an international grassroots organization, argues that Palestinian refugees have the right to return "to their original homes and villages" and should be paid restitution. Al-Awda has organized large protests with the International Action Center and its anti-war affiliate, ANSWER. Al-Awda is also active in several anti-Israel boycott campaigns. Graphic from the T-shirt promoting the Al-Awda Right of Return Rally. The slogan "Palestine Will Be Free From the River to the Sea" shows the unwillingness of the group to accept the existence of the Israel. The American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee was founded in 1980 and describes itself as a "civil rights organization committed to defending the rights of people of Arab descent and promoting their rich cultural heritage." ADC lobbies the U.S. government for "a balanced U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East." The American Muslim Council seeks to empower American Muslims politically and advocates on issues of concern to the Muslim community. It describes itself as active in civil rights issues like anti-Muslim hate crime and the safeguarding of civil liberties. AMC is strongly anti-Israel, and its leaders have expressed support of anti-Israel terrorist organizations Hamas and Hizballah.

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