Suchergebnisse

Of the 14 recommendations contained in the May 2005 report, 5 have been implemented, 1 was found to be not applicable, and the remaining have not been implemented.

This follow-up report by the Legislative Audit Council reviews the State Ports Authority (SPA). The audit objectives primarily focused on reviewing plans for port expansion and reviewing the SPA's operational efficiency.

The report of the UN Fact Finding Mission headed by Richard Goldstone on the Gaza War of 2008/2009 contains substantial allegations against Israel and the Palestinian side for war crimes, and other human rights violations. It was the task of a Committee of Experts established by the Human Rights Council in March 2010 to inquire whether Israel and the Palestinians had carried out credible and genuine investigations into those allegations. While receiving a positive response from Palestinian authorities, the Committee failed in its efforts to win the cooperation of the Israeli government and was therefore prevented from entering Israel and the West Bank, consequently keeping them from engaging indirect talks with the responsible Israeli authorities. Notwithstanding, the availability of three official Israeli reports, the Committee concluded that, given the lack of sufficient evidence, it could not ascertain that Israel had acted in conformity with the relevant criteria. A report mandated by the Palestinian Authority showed a high degree of frankness while, in comparison, two reports of the de facto authorities in Gaza primarily confined themselves to bringing charges against Israel. Adapted from the source document.