Publications

HOME AND HOUSE (Part 2): INTIMACIES AND MATERIAL POLITICS

HOME AND HOUSE (Part 1): MATERIALITIES AND SUBJECTIVIES. 

This report addresses the phenomenon of electronic waste burning for metal extraction in Hebron, Palestine, monitors the risks and damages caused, the gendered impact, searches for alternatives and possible solutions, and examine the role of the relevant authorities in curbing and stopping this phenomenon. It also aims to raise awareness on the subject and present facts to decision-makers.

The graphic novel is an awareness raising tool about the rights and entitlements of domestic workers, and called to stand up against human trafficking for labor exploitation and to respect the rights of migrant workers.

The study assess the recruitment procedures implemented in Jordan, and whether they are compatible with both international framework, and national legislations.

The position paper address the migrants’ right to resign in Jordan. Tamkeen for Legal Aid and Human Rights based the paper on its compiled cases in the past years. This issue affects migrants working in a number of sectors, especially in beauty salons (manicure and pedicure workers), QIZ workers, and also Egyptian workers in particular.

On 15 May 2021, Israeli artillery shelling caused a fire that engulfed multiple units of the Khudeir Group’s warehouse in Beit Hanoun, the largest warehouse of pesticides and fertilizers in the Gaza Strip, which raged for several days. This fact sheet addresses the health risks and repercussions on the environment of this incident.

This study was conducted to assess all agricultural practices, economically and environmentally, in the border areas of the Gaza Strip from a food sovereignty perspective.

Do you want to shop ethically in Palestine? Are you searching for authentic traditional handicrafts? Do you want to buy organic food and sustainably produced goods? If so, take a look at the second edition of the Conscious Choices Guidebook that includes information about and contact details for over 130 Palestinian local producers, shops, and community initiatives