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Date: 5.8.19
Source: Haaretz, Refaella Goichman
“They took a few of us on a bus to Tel Aviv and dropped us off at the central bus station. I was 18 and a half and didn’t know what to do. I got to Jaffa and linked up with people who could help me. |
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Date: 3.8.19
Source: Times of Israel
A Sudanese-born model who grew up in Israel says she is under threat of deportation, despite representing some of Israel’s largest fashion companies. |
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Date: 31.7.19
Source: Haaretz, Bar Peleg
Hateful graffiti was scrawled on buildings belonging to three human rights organizations in south Tel Aviv Wednesday early morning. |
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Date: 25.7.19
Source: Haaretz, Lee Yaron
The Supreme Court denied on Wednesday an appeal filed by of a group of human rights activists demanding that the Foreign Ministry release classified documents concerning the human rights situation in Eritrea and Israel’s relations with the African country. |
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Date: 18.7.19
Source: Haaretz, Lee Yaron
An Israeli court ruled on Wednesday that Petah Tikva must register 129 children of asylum seekers for kindergarten after the city's municipality prevented them from enrolling under various bureaucratic pretenses in January. |
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Date: 17.7.19
Source: Haaretz, Lee Yaron
Israel will reexamine all requests from Eritrean asylum seekers, including 3,000 that were previously turned down, a decision by a special committee said on Tuesday, as it announced new assessment criteria. |
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Date: 9.7.19
Source: Haaretz, Shira Kadari-Ovadia
A central Israeli municipality has refused to enroll 129 children of Eritrean asylum seekers in the city's education system, a lawsuit filed Tuesday against the city and Israel's Education Ministry shows. |
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Date: 27.6.19
Source: Bloomberg, Samuel Gebre
Human-rights activists who risked their lives and fled a brutal regime in Eritrea are still not safe to criticize the government from outside the country, according to Amnesty International. |
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Date: 9.6.19
Source: Tamara Baraaz, Haaretz
7:00 P.M. Libya time. Kidana’s cellphone rings. He’s in a huge prison hall where 744 men, women and children sleep crowded together. |
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Date: 7.6.19
Source: BBC News
A government official has admitted to 46 people being killed by paramilitaries during pro-democracy protests in the capital Khartoum. |
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