Gracias a vegeve, en un comentario de una historia de la bitácora de El Pez he sabido de esta web y de esta organización.
B'Tselem Es una organización israelita dedicada al seguimiento de las infracciones de derechos humanos en los territorios palestinos. Evidentemente no puedo contrastar la información que dan, pero le doy un pequeño plus de confianza por ser precisamente una organización israelí.
B'TSELEM - The Israeli Center for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories was established in 1989 by a group of prominent academics, attorneys, journalists, and Knesset members. It endeavors to document and educate the Israeli public and policymakers about human rights violations in the Occupied Territories, combat the phenomenon of denial prevalent among the Israeli public, and help create a human rights culture in Israel.
Y lo que pone en su web estremece. Las cosas no son lo que parecen, son peores:
"Why don't you work to protect human rights within Israel?"
B'Tselem is aware of human rights violations within Israel - discrimination against Palestinian citizens of Israel, discrimination against women, problems relating to church and state, and the like - but the population in the Occupied Territories live under military rule and Israel systematically and extensively violates their fundamental human rights. For this reason, B'Tselem decided to concentrate solely on human rights violations in the Occupied Territories.
In 2002, B'Tselem released thirteen new publications, addressing the use of lethal force; house demolitions and destruction of agricultural land; access to medical treatment; Israel's settlement policy; lack of law enforcement on violent settlers; Operation Defensive Shield; the separation barrier being constructed by Israel; violence by security forces; and the use of human shields. All publications were produced in both Hebrew and English and distributed to more than 8,000 individuals and organizations.
B'Tselem also produced a unique map detailing the land controlled by Israeli settlements that received extensive attention and was in high demand, particularly as it provides information not available elsewhere. The map and accompanying report were also the focus of an extensive advocacy campaign including press work, briefings for the diplomatic community as well as foreign policymakers, think-tanks, NGOs, and speaking engagements for the public.
Lo dicho, no tengo manera de contrastar su información, y no le doy la credibilidad que le he dado a los enlaces de la ONU y conocidas ONGs que he puesto en otras ocasiones, pero estamos hablando de una organización israelí dedicada a los derechos humanos en el territorio palestino. Que cada uno le conceda el crédito que considere oportuno.
B'Tselem Es una organización israelita dedicada al seguimiento de las infracciones de derechos humanos en los territorios palestinos. Evidentemente no puedo contrastar la información que dan, pero le doy un pequeño plus de confianza por ser precisamente una organización israelí.
B'TSELEM - The Israeli Center for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories was established in 1989 by a group of prominent academics, attorneys, journalists, and Knesset members. It endeavors to document and educate the Israeli public and policymakers about human rights violations in the Occupied Territories, combat the phenomenon of denial prevalent among the Israeli public, and help create a human rights culture in Israel.
Y lo que pone en su web estremece. Las cosas no son lo que parecen, son peores:
"Why don't you work to protect human rights within Israel?"
B'Tselem is aware of human rights violations within Israel - discrimination against Palestinian citizens of Israel, discrimination against women, problems relating to church and state, and the like - but the population in the Occupied Territories live under military rule and Israel systematically and extensively violates their fundamental human rights. For this reason, B'Tselem decided to concentrate solely on human rights violations in the Occupied Territories.
In 2002, B'Tselem released thirteen new publications, addressing the use of lethal force; house demolitions and destruction of agricultural land; access to medical treatment; Israel's settlement policy; lack of law enforcement on violent settlers; Operation Defensive Shield; the separation barrier being constructed by Israel; violence by security forces; and the use of human shields. All publications were produced in both Hebrew and English and distributed to more than 8,000 individuals and organizations.
B'Tselem also produced a unique map detailing the land controlled by Israeli settlements that received extensive attention and was in high demand, particularly as it provides information not available elsewhere. The map and accompanying report were also the focus of an extensive advocacy campaign including press work, briefings for the diplomatic community as well as foreign policymakers, think-tanks, NGOs, and speaking engagements for the public.
Lo dicho, no tengo manera de contrastar su información, y no le doy la credibilidad que le he dado a los enlaces de la ONU y conocidas ONGs que he puesto en otras ocasiones, pero estamos hablando de una organización israelí dedicada a los derechos humanos en el territorio palestino. Que cada uno le conceda el crédito que considere oportuno.
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