Center for the Defence of the Individual - HCJ 6896/18 - Ta’meh et al. vs. Military Commander in the West Bank et al. Petitioners' Response to the Updating Notice
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HCJ 6896/18 - Ta’meh et al. vs. Military Commander in the West Bank et al. Petitioners' Response to the Updating Notice

Updates

The HCJ grants HaMoked’s petition: Military must amend the harsh “tiny plot” restriction used to prevent West Bank farmers from accessing their lands inside the Seam Zone
07.03.2022
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Order nisi in HaMoked’s HCJ petition: the state must show why the “tiny plots” criterion should not be cancelled as a reason to deny Palestinian farmers access to lands in the Seam Zone areas of the West Bank
16.12.2020
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HaMoked to the HCJ: the state failed to provide data to justify its increasingly harsh restrictions on access to farmlands trapped beyond the Separation Barrier
25.11.2020
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HCJ 6896/18 - Ta'meh et al. v. Military Commander in the West Bank et al. Judgment
06.03.2022 | Judgment / Supreme Court
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HCJ 6896/18 - Ta'meh et al. v. Military Commander in the West Bank et al. Affidavit of Response on behalf of the Respondents
25.03.2021 | Response by Affidavit
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HCJ 6896/18 - Ta’meh et al. v. Military Commander in the West Bank et al. Updating Notice on behalf of the Respondents
25.10.2020 | Statement
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HCJ 6896/18 - Ta'meh et al. v. Military Commander in the West Bank Area et al. Respondents Response to the Amended Petition
09.06.2020 | Response to Petition
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HCJ 6896/18 - Ta'meh et al. v. Military Commander in the West Bank et al. Amended Petition
27.02.2020 | Petition to HCJ
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HCJ 6896/18 - Ta’meh et al. v. Military Commander in the West Bank et al. Preliminary Response on behalf of the Respondents
01.05.2019 | Response to Petition
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Re: Definitions for Agricultural Needs in the Seam Zone - Opinion (Sep. 2016)
28.09.2016 | Opinion
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