Dokumente zum Nah - Ost - Konflikt
23/06/2004
The United Nations Undersecretary General
for Political Affairs Kieran Prendergast, Briefing Council, Says Road Map
Stalled, Events of Past Month Demonstrate How Desperately Political
Solution Needed
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Israel und Palästina – Eindrücke im Frühjahr
2004
Ludger Volmer, Marianne Tritz,
Jörn Böhme
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Poll No.121 Date: 03 March 2004
Dr.Nabil Kukali
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28. 01. 2004
Deutscher Bundestag,
Drucksache 15/2392
Antrag der Fraktionen SPD,
CDU/CSU, BÜNDNIS 90/DIE GRÜNEN und FDP
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Antrag
30. September 2003
Israel is using excessive force in the
occupied Palestinian territory (OPT),
violating human rights in the name of
counter-terrorism, and its building of a
"separation wall" and expansion of
settlements bear the hallmarks of annexation
and illegal "conquest," according to
a United Nations human rights report released
today.
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Report
14. Mai 2003
More than half of the eight million
children of primary school age in 19 Arab
countries who remain out of school are girls,
although when given the chance to gain an
education, they tend to repeat less than boys
and complete their schooling more often, the
United Nations Educational, Scientific and
Cultural Organization (UNESCO) said in a new
survey released today.
Unesco says 5 million of the 8 million denied
access to primary school are girls. While
equal enrolment rates among boys and girls has
only been achieved in five countries, compared
to other regions, the Arab states had better
gender parity in terms of access to primary
school than countries in Francophone Africa.
The enrolment picture was also different in
secondary education, where more girls than
boys attend school at this level.
Considerable investment has been made in
education throughout the region over the past
40 years, and that large increase in spending
has paid off with the time spent in school
increasing by about two and a half years, the
survey indicates.
The report - which covers the 1999 and 2000
school years - does not take into account the
effect of the conflicts in the occupied
Palestinian territories and Iraq, both of
which, the survey finds, had reported
relatively high levels of participation in
schooling.
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April 2003
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4.3.2003
The United Nations and the World Bank will
present tomorrow in Jerusalem
findings from two reports exploring the impact
of conflict on the bleak
state of the Palestinian economy. Exploring
the devastation in the West Bank's productive
sectors, the UN Special Coordinator for the
Middle East Peace Process, Terje Roed-Larsen,
will discuss results from a report entitled:
"The Impact of Closure and other Mobility
Restrictions on Palestinian Productive
Activities." It includes micro-economic
analysis and numerous case studies about the
impact of the crisis on firms and families.
The World Bank study, "Two
Years of Intifada, Closures and Palestinian
Economic Crisis" complements the UN
report by providing a major macro-economic
analysis of the conflict. The Bank's Director
for the West Bank and Gaza, Nigel Roberts will
present it.
31.3.2003
Rede von Kerstin Müller, Staatsministerin
im Auswärtigen Amt, am 31.03.2003 vor der
Deutsch-Israelischen Gesellschaft
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1.11.2002
Human Rights Watch
Suicide
Bombers Commit Crimes Against Humanity
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Draft October 15, 2002
Elements
of a Performance-based Road Map to a permanent
Two-state Solution to the Israeli-Palestinian
Conflict
Statement
of the Middle East Quartet
After the meeting in New York City -
(Waldorf Astoria Hotel, 16 July 2002, 13:00
local time)
THE NEW YORK TIMES, 25. Juni 2002
The
President's Words of Warning: 'Things Must
Change in the Middle East'
A transcript of President Bush's speech
yesterday on his Middle East proposals, as
recorded by The New York Times
15-19. Mai 2002
Opinion
poll by the Palestinian Center for Policy and
Survey Research
The poll deals with public attitudes toward
the peace process and reconciliation, armed
confrontations, evaluation of PA performance,
calls for political reform, and popularity of
Arafat, Fateh, and Islamist groups. The total
sample size of this poll is 1317 from
Palestinians 18 years and older, interviewed
face-to-face in 120 locations in the West Bank
(810) and the Gaza Strip (507). The
margin of error is 3%.
To obtain full information, explanation and
results, please contact Dr. Khalil Shikaki,
PSR - Ramallah, Tel: (+972 2 296 4933, fax
02-296 4934, pcpsr@pcpsr.org,
or visit our website www.pcpsr.org
17. Mai 2002
Rede
von Bundesaußenminister Fischer anlässlich
der Verleihung des Menschenrechtspreises der
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung an die "Israeli
Palestinian Coalition for Peace"
Die Israelisch-Palästinensische Koalition
für den Frieden (Israeli Palestinian
Coalition for Peace, IPPC ) setzt sich
zusammen aus israelischen und palästinensischen
Politikern, Wissenschaftlern, aktiven
Vertretern von Nichtregierungsorganisationen
und Persönlichkeiten aus dem Kulturleben. Die
IPPC setzt sich ein für das Prinzip einer
Zwei-Staaten-Lösung auf der Grundlage der
Grenzen von 1967, bei der Israel und Palästina
nebeneinander bestehen mit der jeweiligen
Hauptstadt in Jerusalem.
Bundesaußenminister Fischer ist während
seiner Nahostreise im Februar 2002 mit
Vertretern der Organisation zusammengetroffen.
16. Mai 2002
A
Statement issued by the Palestinian
Legislative Council towards development and
reform of the PNA Institutions
By The Palestinian Legislative Council
(PLC)
Mai 2002
Dokumentation von Human
Rights Watch
Jenin: IDF Military Operations
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25.April 2002
Rede von Außenminister Fischer vor
dem Deutschen Bundestag
Grundlagen
der deutschen Nahostpolitik
24. April 2002
Mary Robinson's Oral statement to the
Commission on Human Rights 58th session
Report
by the High Commissioner for Human Rights On
the deteriorating human rights situation in
the occupied Palestinian territory
Brussels, 24. April 2002
Speech
by The Rt Hon Chris Patten, CH European
Parliament Plenary
17. April 2002
Text
of the Nicosia Declaration approved at the
United Nations International Meeting in
Support of Middle East Peace held in Nicosia,
Cyprus, 16 and 17 April
April 2002
Dokumentation von Human
Rights Watch
In a Dark Hour: The Use of Civilians During
IDF Arrest Operations
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12. April 2002
COMMISSION
ON HUMAN RIGHTS ADOPTS RESOLUTION CRITICIZING
ISRAELI SETTLEMENT POLICIES
Commission on Human Rights, 58th session,
12 April 2002, Afternoon
10. April 2002
Erklärungen
des Rates und der Kommission - Lage im Nahen
Osten
Erklärung und Aussprache: 09.04.2002
Abstimmung: 10.04.2002
10. April 2002
Joint
Statement by the EU, the US, Russia and the UN
on the escalating confrontation in the Middle
East
Press conference, with reading of the
Joint Statement by Kofi Annan
4. April 2002
Security Council SC/7355
4506 th Resumed Meeting (Night) 4 April
2002
SECURITY COUNCIL REITERATES CALL FOR
MIDEAST CEASEFIRE, ISRAELI
WITHDRAWAL;
WELCOMES MISSION OF UNITED STATES SECRETARY
OF STATE
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30. März 2002
Adopted
by the Security Council at its 4503rd meeting,
on 30 March 2002
31. März 2002
Sharons
Ansprache vom 31.3.2002
29. März 2002
The
following statement was issued today by the
Spokesman for Secretary-General Kofi Annan:
12.März 2002
Adopted
by the Security Council at its 4489th meeting,
on 12 March 2002
Ha `aretz, 17. Januar 2002
Red
line, Green Line, black flag
Dr. Yigal Shochat, a former fighter pilot
and now a physician, calls on soldiers to
refuse to serve in the territories and
recommends that pilots refuse to bomb
Palestinian cities. Following are some remarks
he made during a debate on war crimes and
security in Israel
By Yigal Shochat
16. Dezember 2002
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Jonathan
Kuttab: Nonviolence: A Powerful
Alternative, Originally published in CGNews,
December 11, 2001
Horror
in the U.S. by Dr. Eyad El Sarraj
Statement
from the staff of the Applied research
Institute-Jerusalem
Palestinians
Grieve Over USA Tragedy by Rev. Dr.
Mitri Raheb Pastor of Christmas Lutheran
Church- Bethlehem Dr. Nuha Khoury The
International Center of Bethlehem
Bericht
aus Beit Jala / Palästina - 12. September
2001 von Wilhelm Goller
George
N. Rishmawi, Projects' Coordinator, The
Palestinian Centre for Rapprochement Between
People
Der Interkulturelle Rat in Deutschland und
die Bundesweite Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Flüchtlinge
PRO ASYL distanzieren sich von der
Abschlusserklärung des Forums der
Nichtregierungsorganisationen in Durban.
"Wer Antisemitismus, Rassismus und
Zionismus auf eine Stufe stellt, schadet einem
glaubwürdigen Eintreten gegen
Rassismus", so Heiko Kauffmann, Sprecher
der Bundesweite Arbeitsgemeinschaft PRO ASYL,
in einer ersten Reaktion zur Abschlusserklärung
der NGOs in Durban. Die Organisationen
bedauern, dass auf dem NGO-Forum in einem äußerst
undurchsichtigen Verfahren eine Erklärung
angenommen wurde, in der Israel u.a. als
"rassistischer Apartheidsstaat"
diffamiert werde. Nach Angaben der Delegierten
vor Ort, Jean-Claude Diallo und Judy Gummich,
haben bundesdeutsche
Nichtregierungsorganisationen gegen diese
Israel-Passagen gestimmt und werden sich
weiterhin klar distanzieren.
Am 28. März 2001 behandelte
UN Commission für Menschenrechte in seiner
57. Sitzung die Lage in der Westbank und im
Gaza Streifen.
Report of the Human Rights Inquiry Commission
established pursuant to Commission Resolution
S-5/1 of 19 October 2000
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