Slippery Slope

Notes From a Crumbling Democracy

Judiciary: November 19, 2012

In civil cases which require translation services from and to Arabic, the defendants and plaintifs are required to pay for the service. (Haaretz)

(Hebrew – Haaretz)

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November 19th, 2012 at 9:49 am

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Tagged with Arabic, court, discrimination, Justice, Official Language, Translation

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These are translations of items from the Hebrew Slippery Slope blog, which documents the decline of Israeli democracy. The Slope collects isolated incidents, which together draw the picture of a crumbling democracy – violation of human rights, bad governance, corruption, and police brutality. The various news media report these incidents; we connect the dots.

Translations were provided by a team of volunteers. Links in the posts often point only to the original Hebrew sources, unless an equivalent English source is available. Read more

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Judiciary: November 19, 2012

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