הוועד הציבורי נגד עינויים בישראל

Right-Wing Attack on Human Rights Defenders and Dissent in Israel

Thrusday, April 29, 2010 – Democratic values are important to the human
rights community in Israel. A new bill proposes to trample these
democratic values and undermine the ability to seek accountability for
human rights violations. It is with great concern that we respond to the
proposed bill: Associations (Amutot) Law (Amendment – Exceptions to the
Registration and Activity of an Association), 2010.

A global coalition of civil society organizations, ncluding PCATI, have urged members of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) to support the recommendations of the Goldstone Report...

With the publication of the Goldstone Committee report today, human rights organizations in Israel are studying the report and its conclusions, and they call upon the Israeli Government to take the report seriously and to refrain from automatically rejecting its findings or denying its legitimacy.

Israeli Human Rights organizations respond to UN Report on Gaza:
Without an extra-military objective investigation, international bodies will continue to investigate Israel

An ad published by human rights organizations in the "Ha'aretz" newspaper on 30 December 2008:

"Civilians are not cannon fodder, not in Gaza, not in Sderot"

The purpose of the following survey is to provide an overall and general picture of the current exercise of universal jurisdiction, of the countries that most often apply this practice, and of the international criminals who have been indicted and tried under this system.