At Palestinian teen activist Ahed Tamimi's first court date in February, her attorney Gaby Lasky reported that prosecution read the indictment, but Ahed Tamimi had not entered a plea. The military judge ordered that the trial be held behind closed doors, in contrast to what Ahed, her family and her lawyer wanted. At that time, the next hearing was scheduled for March 11, but there has been little news about whether it happened or, likely, was postponed.
Human Rights Watch states that Tamimi's pre-trial detention "is both a violation of international law and unnecessary. Her case raises concerns that Israel's military justice system, which detains hundreds of Palestinian children every year, is incapable of respecting children's rights."
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RT @Imtiyazmakrani4: Mission of #Bolivia to the United Nations
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— Jesus Army (@Jesusarmy) March 13, 2018RT @MustafAbuZir_E: The death of #Dutch activist Margaret Tieders, who has spent nearly 90 years in defense of our just cause. Her last sol… at
— (أمية)Ummaya (@Ummayasingh) March 13, 2018RT @MichaelLevin11: Spokesperson for Jewish Voice for Peace: I am here speaking as a person of the Jewish faith ... it is not a Jewish valu… at
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— melina mercury (@mmm_idektbh) March 13, 2018RT @APAN4Palestine: #Ahed's trial is postponed for a second time.
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— VIVIENNE PORZSOLT (@vporzsolt) March 13, 2018
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