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23 December 2010
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The groups say visual and voice recordings of interrogations would prevent use of unacceptable interrogation methods and false confessions. By Amira Hass A group of Israeli and Palestinian Human Rights groups petitioned the High Court of Justice last week to require law enforcement agencies to record interrogations of security prisoners.
Diaries from the war
International Humanitarian Law
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On Palestinian Prisoners’ Day
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights warns against Israel’s legislative steps targeting Palestinians in violation of international law
The Death Penalty Law: A New Brutal Tool of Genocide
PHROC Condemns the Cancellation of the Sde Teiman Indictment as a Deliberate Whitewashing of Torture and a Further Entrenchment of Apartheid and Impunity
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