UN calls on Israel to stop crackdown on Palestinian civil society

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United Nations deputy spokesperson Farhan Haq stated that partner organizations called on Israel to cease its crackdown on Palestinian civil society after Israeli forces raided Palestinian civil society organizations and the Palestine Medical Complex in Ramallah on Tuesday. The raids involved confiscating files and equipment and detaining individuals, which the UN human rights office noted has a chilling effect on human rights defenders and protection workers.

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United Nations deputy spokesperson Farhan Haq has said that partner organisations have called on Israel to "stop the crackdown on Palestinian civic space", after Israeli forces raided the premises of Palestinian civil society organizations and a medical complex in Ramallah. The forces had confiscating files and equipment and detained people.

UN calls on Israel to stop crackdown on Palestinian civil society

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