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In this report, Five years of illegality, Oxfam International presents testimonies of fifteen Palestinian men and women who recount their daily problems, arising from the construction of the Wall and its associated regime of land confiscation and permits, and the construction and expansion of settlements.

http://www.oxfam.org.uk/resources/policy/conflict_disasters/downloads/5y...

We Have Names & We Have a Homeland
The National Campaign for the Retrieval of Palestinian & Arab War
Victims’ Bodies & the Disclosure of the Fate of Those Missing

This report presents the perspectives of Palestinian women and girls on issues related to security as well as their assessment of the services provided by local authorities and/or the international community to address their security needs. It concludes with a series of recommendations made by Palestinian women and girls for improving these services.

This manual is designed to help NGOs in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) who may be interested in the field of Human Rights but feel that they do not know enough about it or where to start. Sections include:

•Understanding the Problem
•The Skills a Human Rights NGO needs
•Building Cultures that favour Human Rights
•Interventions
•Working in Co-operation
•Helping the Damaged
•Further information (web links)

A Guide to Fundraising

"The United Nations is submitting the 104th bi-weekly report on the implementation of the 15 November 2005 Agreement on Movement and Access (AMA)1, covering the period 28 Oct – 10 Nov 09 (Annex)2. In light of the closure of Gaza, this report also monitors movement and access through other crossings not included in the AMA."

Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Al-Maqdese Newsletter, Second Issue, January 2010

Accountability Denied: The Absence of Investigation andPunishment of Torture in Israel

New Media and Political Change: The Case of the Two Palestinian Intifadas, 2009

Report of violations in Al-Sheik Jarrah Neighborhood/ January 2010

This collection of affidavits compiled by Al-Haq address a range of violations to which Palestinians in the Occupied Palestinian Territories are subjected, including demolition and sealing of houses; abuses by Israeli settlers; harassment of students; town arrests; and issues pertaining to villages leagues. The affidavits testify to grave violations by different groups: some Israeli and some Arab, some civilian and some military. While the media has reported such instances, this collection is the first time that vctims' own accounts are made available.

Located in the Latroun enclave of the West Bank, north-west of Jerusalem, these three Palestinian villages were razed to the ground by the Israeli army upon its occupation of the area in June 1967, despite the fact that it was met with no resistance. The study presents revealing information unearthed in Israeli government archives, demonstrating the intent behind this destruction. The civilian residents of the villages, numbering up to 10,000, were forcibly transferred out of the area.

Poverty in the Gaza Strip

Palestinian NGO Project Newsletter, Issue No. 17

Expansion & Annexation Wall and its Impact on the Educational Process

CIVICUS-Civil Society Index Research Project
Country Report-Palestine

Children and Peacebuilding: Experiences and perspectives
World Vision discussion papers

Rapid Needs Assessment of the NGO Sector to Respond to Repercussions of Israel’s Offensiveon the Gaza Strip