[September 2015] - Despite lofty promises and pilot programs aimed at improvement, evidence points to little change in the patterns of abuse Palestinian children are subjected to when arrested by the Israeli army.

[August 2015] - IDF night raids, an everyday occurrence in the occupied territories, ensure that Palestinians cannot feels safe in the one place where safety should be assured.

[June 2015] - The connection between settlements and the military regime that detains some 1,000 Palestinian each year is becoming harder and harder to ignore.

[May 2015] - Although segregated buses provide a clear and obvious picture of discrimination, applying different laws to individuals living side by side may prove to have far greater legal, ethical and strategic consequences for Israel.

[May 2015] - Positive developments in the treatment of minors by Israeli security forces are overshadowed by partial and half-hearted implementation.

[March 2015] - Those familiar with the system know that as long as settlement construction continues, the abuse and intimidation of the Palestinian civilian population will be maintained.

[February 2015] - Despite concerns raised by the international community, the army suspends a pilot program meant to lessen the number of Palestinian children arrested in night raids.

[November 2014] - Israeli institutions seek to obtain the benefits of the international legal order while refusing to accept the corresponding burdens and obligations.

[November 2014] - A new amendment requiring military authorities to videotape interrogations of Palestinian minors may seem like a step in the right direction. That is, until you read the fine print.

[October 2014] - In at least two major decisions, Israel�s top court has shown it is prepared to uphold grave breaches of the Fourth Geneva Convention.