Israel: Stop judicial ‘bullying' of Palestinian activists

Headline Title: Israel: Stop judicial ‘bullying' of Palestinian activists 04 July 2013 Amnesty International has accused the Israeli authorities of bullying and judicial harassment of Nariman Tamimi, a Palestinian rights activist who was placed under partial house arrest today to prevent her taking part in peaceful protests while she awaits trial next week.“This is an unrelenting campaign of harassment, the latest in a litany of human rights violations against Nariman Tamimi, her family, and her fellow villagers. These arbitrary restrictions should be lifted immediately…

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