On 26 of November 2018, Israel’s High Court of Justice decided that Mr Firas Tbeish, a Palestinian from the Hebron area in the West Bank, had not been tortured. This concluded of six-year legal battle undertaken by Mr Tbeish and the Public Committee Against Torture in Israel. The case summary outlines the context in which the decision was given, while paying particular attention to the (mis)conception of Istanbul Protocol reports in Israel’s legal system
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The Mavi Marmara flotilla, which sailed for a humanitarian mission and aimed to break the Israeli bl...
The General Security Service of Israel, also known as the Shin Bet, investigates individ...
Procedural barriers which limit individuals’ ability to bring lawsuits—like conditioning litigation ...
Health professionals and lawyers in Israel have used the Istanbul Protocol (IP), the internationally...
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