2016 – Adalah, Physicians for Human Rights Israel and Al Mezan submitted a joint report and participated in the UN Committee against Torture to examine Israel. The CAT committee issued 50+ closing remarks and expressed serious concerns about Israel`s practices of torture/ill-treatment of Palestinians. The Committee against Torture has raised many concerns, which have been highlighted by partners in our report. The following volumes include: * Adalah`s Review Volume 2 – Land (Autumn 2000) – This volume focuses on the land issue, which is the main theme responsible for the existing tensions between the state and the indigenous Palestinian community. It also includes a special discussion of the Supreme Court`s March 2000 decision in the Qa`dan case on the right of an Arab family to live in a Jewish town in Israel. * Adalah`s Review, Volume 3 – Law and Violence (Summer 2002) – This volume attempts to understand how the law exists in relation to violence. The starting point was the protest demonstrations of October 2000, which they have inscribed in a long history of State violence against Palestinian citizens of Israel. * Adalah`s Review Volume 4 – In the Name of Security (Spring 2004) – This volume features articles written by lawyers, academics and human rights activists that offer interdisciplinary discussions on the concepts and functioning of law and security in Israel. Ahmed al-Fayoumi, Adalah client and Bedouin citizen of Abu Tulul Israel: “The opening of the high school in Abu Tulul [a recently recognized Bedouin village in the Naqab desert], which we carried out with the help of Adalah, has already helped hundreds of students to receive an education.
The case mainly helped girls who could not drive to schools dozens of kilometres away. Although the Supreme Court ordered the school to open in 2009, authorities hesitated and took three years to do so. Today, the school has been open for a year, but serious improvements are still needed and we must continue to work together to improve education in our schools. » define and punish practices and crimes committed on the high seas, as well as violations of international law; Rai`s extensive research on these topics has been funded by the NIH, NSF, Arnold Ventures, Kauffman Foundation, Greenwall Foundation, and Woodrow Wilson Center. His numerous publications have been published in peer-reviewed journals and legal journals. Peer-reviewed journals include Science, the New England Journal of Medicine, JAMA, the Journal of Legal Studies, Nature Biotechnology, and the Journal of Law and the Biosciences. * Adalah`s Review, Volume 5 – On Criminalization (Spring 2009) – Volume 5 focuses on how forms of political activity and resistance are criminalized by the State of Israel under the guise of “crimes against security” or “terrorism”. 1999 – Adalah publishes Adalah`s Review. Volume 1 – Politics, Identity and Law (Autumn 1999) – The first volume of the Adalah Review aims to open a multidisciplinary and multi-layered discussion on politics, law and identity, most of the authors dealing with the politics of Arab-Palestinian identity in the Israeli legal field.
The president, vice president, and all civil officials of the United States are removed from office upon impeachment and conviction for treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors. March 1998 – First report to the United Nations Human Rights Treaty Body, United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD), entitled “Legal violations of the rights of Arab minorities in Israel”. The 128-page report identifies and examines 20 laws that discriminate against Palestinian citizens of Israel and criticizes Israel`s report to the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. The Committee addressed many of Adalah`s concerns in its concluding observations. Since that time and until today, Adalah has submitted dozens of NGO reports and participated in almost every meeting of UN human rights treaty bodies in their review of Israel, including: the Human Rights Committee (which oversees the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights), the Committee on Economic Rights, social and cultural (ESCR), including the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) and the Committee against Torture (CAT). Electors shall assemble in their respective states and vote by vote for two persons, at least one of whom may not be a resident of the same state as them. And they make a list of all the people who voted for it and the number of votes for each; A list they sign and certify and transmit sealed to the seat of the Government of the United States, addressed to the President of the Senate. The President of the Senate, in the presence of the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies, opens all the documents, and the votes are then counted. The person obtaining the greatest number of votes is the President if that number is equal to the total number of elected voters; and if there is more than one who has such a majority and an equal number of votes, the Chamber of Deputies shall immediately elect one of them for the President; and if no one has a majority, then of the top five on the list, said House has the Speaker in the same way.