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According to reports from the US, hundreds of thousands of persons converged on Washington D.C. on Friday, January 20, to participate in protests during the inauguration of Donald Trump as the 45th president of the United States. In many other countries around the world, demonstrations and protests were also held by those who are unhappy…
Since 2011, reports of a series of organized kidnappings for ransom have emerged from Sinai. Refugees from various countries (mostly Sudan, Ethiopia or Eritrea) who fled their native lands due to political persecution and genocide are transported to Sinai by Bedouin traffickers paid by the asylum seekers to bring them to the Egypitian-Israeli border, hoping…
Tonight, Sunday August 28, the premiere of African Exodus, the first full-length documentary in English exploring the story of Sudanese and Eritrean asylum seekers in Israel will be held in Tel-Aviv. The film features interviews with asylum seekers, activists, government officials, and live footage from events in Israel. The premiere will be held at No.…
A free screening of the winning feature documentary from the 2015 Chelsea Film Festival, For You Were Once Strangers, will take place at the Abraham Hostel Bar, 21 Levontin Street, Tel-Aviv, tonight, Saturday August 13, at 20:00. According to the creator of the film, Ruth Berdah-Canet, it is about “the untold story of a fracture,…
Hadash MK Dov Khenin (Joint List) criticized the right-wing and neo-liberal governmental coalition during a meeting of the Knesset’s Labor and Welfare Committee devoted to construction accidents. According to MK Khenin, “The picture is terrible. There are more accidents, more fatal accidents, more injuries, and more irresponsibility. There is less information and less supervision. Some…
Asylum seekers from Sudan and Eritrea will face either deportation to third countries or unlimited imprisonment in Israel under a new Interior Ministry policy set to be implemented in the coming days. According to a statement released by the ministry’s Population, Immigration and Border Authority on Tuesday, April 1, henceforth Israel will provide asylum seekers with…
Approximately 7,000 survivors of torture camps in Sinai live in Israel. Like other asylum seekers, they reside in this country without any legal status or rights: they do not have legal work permits, are not eligible for rehabilitation, and are unable to access health or welfare services. As a result, their vulnerability is exacerbated often…
On Tuesday, November 25, hundreds of Sudanese asylum seekers marked International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women by demonstrating in Tel-Aviv against the European Union’s lack of action towards Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir. This protest comes in the wake of the mass rape of hundreds of women and girls in Darfur by al-Bashir’s…
On Sunday, October 26, a key ministerial committee of the Knesset voted to approve a controversial bill which would allow the legislature to override rulings by Israel’s Supreme Court striking down laws as unconstitutional. The proposed legislation was approved by a vote of eight to three in the committee. Right-wing ministers from Habayit Hayehudi, Yisrael…
More than 120 years have passed since May Day was first celebrated as the workers’ struggle day. Despite significant progress that has been made in the past century, such as the inclusion of workers’ rights into the public discourse and protests, and progressive labor law legislation, many employers continue to overwork and underpay their workers,…