First Pride Parade held in Netanya
Local pride organizations in Netanya, along with The Aguda- Israel’s LGBT Taskforce, requested to host the city’s first Pride Parade. The...
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Jul 4, 20192 min read
Police brutality toward Ethiopian Israelis
Pinning protesters to the ground, chokeholds, excessive use of force, a deafening scream, and behind-the-back handcuffing – these are...
Jun 27, 20192 min read
First Bat Yam Pride Parade
The first Bat Yam Pride event is scheduled to take place next Tuesday. The event is organized by City Council member Kati Plasecki-Morag,...
Jun 19, 20193 min read
A ray of light for academic freedom of expression
Tel Aviv University is not entitled to demand that students pay for security as a condition for approving a "demonstration, assembly, or...
Mar 15, 20192 min read
"Unhealed Wounds": an international multimedia project
On the International Day against Police Brutality, we are proud to partake in a multimedia project along with leading human rights...
Jun 14, 20182 min read
Detaining Social Activists in Airports
Following a number of incidents in which activists were detained at the airport, ACRI together with other human rights and social change...
May 27, 20183 min read
The first Gay Pride Parade in Kfar Saba
Today (27.5.2018), together with ACRI and The Aguda- Israel’s LGBT Task Force, members and counselors of “Igy”, an LGBTQ youth group in...
May 24, 20184 min read
In Israel it is Too Easy for Police to Make Arrests
The release of 21 demonstrators in Haifa reminds us once more how easy it is for police to arrest citizens. It’s frightening to think...
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