FOLLOW-UP TO THE WORLD SUMMIT FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND THE 24TH SPECIAL SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY : PRIORITY THEME : SOCIAL INTEGRATION
People at the grassroots are organized into small groups of
around 30 neighborhood families to facilitate participatory dialogue in a sustained manner. (...) The State government ensures that programmes and activities of
almost all its departments converge and get implemented through these neighborhood structures and
their federations. The same neighborhood-based inclusive organization lends itself also to inclusive
action by children for child rights. This takes the form of nearly fifty thousand neighborhood
parliaments of children, and their multi-tier federation up to the state level in two States of India.
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Score: 1212676.1
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HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATION IN PALESTINE AND OTHER OCCUPIED ARAB TERRITORIES :WRITTEN STATEMENT / SUBMITTED BY PALESTINIAN INITIATIVE FOR THE PROMOTION OF GLOBAL DIALOGUE AND DEMOCRACY (MIFTAH)
Palestinians have been resisting forced displacement, dispossession, and ethnic cleansing in
various cities and neighborhoods since 1948. Today, families in the Jerusalem neighborhood
of Sheikh Jarrah and in Silwan are fighting to save their homes in Sheikh Jarrah and Silwan,
more than 1,0001 Palestinians remain under threat of forced displacement from their homes
and land. (...) On 16 May 2021,
the IOF closed the neighborhood with cement blocks. Notably, these restrictions, do not
affect Israeli settlers as they can access the neighborhood freely, even if they do not reside in
it. Palestinians continued to show up in support at the entrances of the neighborhood, and
they continue to be suppressed and targeted by the IOF.
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Score: 1207243.9
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AND REPORTS OF THE OFFICE OF THE HIGH COMMISSIONER AND THE SECRETARY-GENERAL :WRITTEN STATEMENT / SUBMITTED BY HUMAN RIGHTS INFORMATION AND TRAINING CENTER
The Houthi militia also bombed the Asaifra neighborhood, the Salam neighborhood, and the
old airport in the Cairo Directorate with medium and heavy artillery shells from their
positions in the Softel hill.
In February, the HRITC’s team monitored nearly half of the dead and injured of the
categories of women and children who fell at the hands of the Houthi militia, whether by
artillery shelling or by anti-aircraft, which it launched on the Muroor neighborhood in the
Mudhaffar district, Al-Arbaeen Street in the Salh district and the Al-Tawhid neighborhood
in the Cairo district and intensified its bombardment on the Old Airport neighborhood and
Bir Pasha west of the city.
In March, the Houthi militia committed several massacres while bombing the Tariq bin Ziyad
School in Al-Kadha neighborhood, Moqbna district, and with anti-aircraft missiles on Al-
Rawda neighborhood in Cairo District, and bombing it with a mortar shell from the Faculty
of Arts in Al-Aradi district, and another shell on Al-Ahkom village in Al-Shamatin District.

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Score: 1205949.5
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FOLLOW-UP TO THE WORLD SUMMIT FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND THE 24TH SPECIAL SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY : PRIORITY THEME : REVIEW OF THE 1ST UNITED NATIONS DECADE FOR THE ERADICATION OF POVERTY (1997-2006) : STATEMENT
We offer to this Commission a snapshot of our experience, from which we have learned that greater
participation leads to success at elimination of poverty and to empowerment of communities. The
“neighborhood parliaments” of southern India is one creative, inclusive approach that can be widely
applicable and is already echoed in practices such as the Basic Communities of Latin America,
community-based monitoring and “neighborhood clustering approach” in the Philippines, and the
"ayalkkoottams" or neighborhood assemblies organized in regions of India. (...) In the neighborhood parliaments promoted by NGOs, children became the agents of social change.
(...) The poor women of the neighborhood parliaments had a small savings scheme and
were able to function as a bank for themselves.
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Score: 1180766.9
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HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATION IN PALESTINE AND OTHER OCCUPIED ARAB TERRITORIES : JOINT WRITTEN STATEMENT / SUBMITTED BY THE INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR THE ELIMINATION OF ALL FORMS OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION, THE ARAB LAWYERS UNION, THE ARAB ORGANIZATION FOR HUMAN RIGHTS, INTERNATIONAL-LAWYERS.ORG, IUS PRIMI VIRI INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION AND THE UNION OF ARAB JURISTS, AND INTERNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, INC. AND THE WORLD PEACE COUNCIL
The extensive deployment of Israeli troops in Palestinian population centers and
neighborhoods entail systematic attacks on public and private property and infrastructure and systematic acts of
intimidation, harassment, and violence. (...) Accordingly, the bill would create
“independent municipalities” for Palestinian neighborhoods cut off from Jerusalem by the Separation Wall.
(...) The bill furthermore provides for the
removal of the Palestinian neighborhoods of Kufr Aqab and the Shuafat refugee camp from the jurisdiction of the
Jerusalem municipality.
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Score: 1155524.2
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HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATION IN PALESTINE AND OTHER OCCUPIED ARAB TERRITORIES :WRITTEN STATEMENT / SUBMITTED BY INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL SUPPORTING FAIR TRIAL AND HUMAN RIGHTS
These
racist laws aim to plunder the Palestinians property and steal their land. Sheikh Jarrah
neighborhood is a victim of the racist “Absentee Property” law that was passed in 1950 to
be the main tool for controlling Palestinian property.
(...) What is actually happening in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood is the forcible transfer of
citizens. (...) On the other hand, Israel allows Jewish settlers in East Jerusalem to continue its racist
behavior against the Palestinian people, to achieve its declared goal of transforming
Palestinian neighborhoods into Jewish neighborhoods to change the demographic
environment in proportion to their interests at the expense of the rights of the Palestinian
people.
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Score: 1144498.5
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GE.13-16867
Human
In the northern town of Tripoli, fierce clashes between the two neighborhoods of Bab Al
Tabbeneh and Jabal Mohsen, two rival neighborhoods which have been at odds since the
Lebanese Civil War and which have witnessed renewed tensions since the beginning of the
Syrian revolution, have left over thirty people dead and over two hundred people wounded.
Clashes in Tripoli between these two rival factions continued since 2011 for political and
sectarian reasons: while Jabal Mohsen, mostly inhabited by Alawites, strongly supports
Bashar Al Assad, Bab Al Tabbaneh, a Sunni neighborhood, has pledged allegiance to
factions of the Syrian opposition. (...) On August 15, 2013, another bomb went off between
the neighborhoods of Roueiss and Bir El Abed, killing 246 people and injuring over 3367.
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Score: 1142110.3
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WRITTEN STATEMENT SUBMITTED BY THE BADIL RESOURCE CENTER FOR PALESTINIAN RESIDENCY AND REFUGEE RIGHTS, A NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION IN SPECIAL CONSULTATIVE STATUS
Nine out of 50 total parcels of land in the neighborhood have already been confiscated.
The Palestinian residents suffer severe harassment from colonizers and many families are being forcibly transferred. (...) “Only 7% of Jerusalem Building Permits Go to Palestinian Neighborhoods”, Haaretz, 7 December
2015.
9 “Batan al-Hawa neighborhood, Silwan: The next target for "Judaization" of East Jerusalem”, B’Tselem, 11
December 2016.
10 For more information see “Forcible Transfer: The Case of Palestine: Denial of Residency”, BADIL, April 2014.
11 Israel: Law No. 5712-1952, Entry into Israel Law, 5 September 1952.
12 11(a)(2), Ibid.
13 Art 25 A/CONF.183/9, ICC, 1998.
(...) Additionally, Israel also often closes the main roads of the neighborhoods, collectively punishing the residents by
preventing their movement.
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Score: 1142110.3
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WRITTEN STATEMENT SUBMITTED BY MAAT FOR PEACE, DEVELOPMENT AND HUMAN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION, A NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION IN SPECIAL CONSULTATIVE STATUS
.: General
23 June 2021
English only
A/HRC/47/NGO/210
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The Escalation in Gaza Strip
The events in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood worsened after an Israeli court issued a
decision in October 2020 to forcibly evacuate twelve Palestinian families living in the
Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood in East Jerusalem, and to transfer the ownership of their homes
to Israeli settler.
(...) In addition, civilians are arbitrarily detained and arrested in the El - Sheikh Jarrah
neighborhood and arrested by the occupation authorities, as 1,500 people were arrested and
stopped unlawfully on Tuesday, May 25, 2021,2 as well as the illegal inspection campaign
in Palestinian neighborhoods and the killing of civilians, whether in Gaza, Sheikh Jarrah, or
other governorates and camps such as Hebron.
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Score: 1127949.5
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Neighborhood preparedness will also enhance the ability of women in their neighborhoods to reduce their emergency needs and to manage their existing resources (even if few) until “organized assistance” becomes available.
(...) Task One Determine the size of your neighborhood, who lives there and any special concerns.
(...) Developing neighborhood response programs does not need to be a complicated process.
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Score: 1123630.4
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