Israel’s “Settling” constitutes a warcime according to international law and ICC statute. Even under US’ own military legislations’ Law resources below this article
Jan 15, 2013 | Update: Activist trying to reach the ten village on privately owned Palestinians land, are now being attacked by the Israeli forces.
The action to reclaim BabAlShams right now is to show, Palestinians will NOT sit idly by and watch their lands get stolen by colonialists.
Follow hashtag #BabAlShams on twitter and help the activists to retweet their updates!
Jan 13, 2013 | Update: Israeli occupation forces invaded Bab AlShams village in the middle of the night and arrested all it’s residents and removed them by force injuring six Palestinians. The Residents of Bab AlShams were forced on an Israeli police bus and driven through Jerusalem/Al Quds, from which as Palestinians they are banned by Israel, and dropped off at the Qalandia military checkpoint near Ramallah.
As usual the army attacked the press tried to prevent photographers or those with cameras of taking photos and reports on twitter indicate the army deployed heavy flashes to disturb cameras from taking footage of the invasion of Bab Al Shams.
Reminder: Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Article 13:1
“Everyone has the right to freedom of movement and residence within the borders of each state”
Continuous (Live) Updates, Photos, Video and related news below article
Palestinian, International Activists Storm E1 Zone, New Palestinian Village to be Build
On Friday 11th January, dozens of Palestinian activists from the Palestinian Popular Resistance stormed this morning, E1 Area, which connects Jerusalem with Ma’ali Adumim settlement, and started to erect tents in preparation to start building o a new Palestinian village under the name Bab As-Shams (Gate of the Sun).
Around 200 Palestinian and International activists raided the Area; some entered from Jerusalem and others from Ma’ali Adumim and set about 30 tents for now.
The activists told PNN that they raided the E1 Area in response to Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s settlement plans that aim to destroy every chance of the two-state solution and the establishment of a Palestinian, independent state according to the UN recent decision that recognized the Palestinian state.
The activists said the Israeli settlement construction will not prevent the establishment of the Palestinian state and that they raided the E1 zone to prove that these lands, which Netanyahu plan to steel in order to build settlements from one hand and to win votes in the upcoming Israeli elections from the other hand, are Palestinian. Adding, they will stay steadfast in the area and will start to establish the Palestinian village despite all the Israeli attempts to prevent it.
Activist of the Palestinian Popular Resistance also said they started to set tents on these lands to resist any Israeli step to build settlements.
They expressed confidence and hope that the Palestinian people will support them and called the different institutions to begin setting investment plans to begin developing the project and build the Palestinian village. (Report by PNN English)
Jan 12, 2013 | Hundreds of Bedouins take part in Bab Ashams sit-in in east J’lem – PIC
Jan 12, 2013 | Israel Prepares To Evict “Bab Al-Shams” Palestinian Village– IMEMC
Jan 12, 2013 | Israeli forces prevent PA officials from entering E1 protest – Maan
BREAKING | Jan 12, 2013 | Palestinians given one hour to leave site of new Israeli settlements – PressTV
Jan 12, 2013 | Israel moves to shut down E1 protest, activists vow to remain – Maan
Jan 12, 2013 | Israel orders Palestinians out of ‘tent city’ – Al Jazeera
Jan 12, 2013 | “You Gave Life Back To Bab Al-Shams”, Bab Al-Shams Novelist Says – IMEMC
Jan 12, 2013 | Newspapers Review: Tent Village in E1 Focus of Dailies – WAFA
Jan 12, 2013 | Police Hands Eviction Notices Targeting Bab Al-Shams – IMEMC
Jan 12, 2013 | Palestinians pitch tents in occupied WB – PressTV
Jan 12, 2013 | Palestinians Rally Support Online for West Bank Protest Camp | New York Times
Jan 11, 2013 | Palestinian activists build E1 tent ‘outpost’ – Al Jazeera
Jan 11, 2013 | Ashrawi praises popular resistance in E1 area | Maan
PHOTOS
Israel orders Palestinians out of ‘tent city’ Photo via Al Jazeera
12/01/2013.- Palestinian youths play volley ball outside tents set up in the new ‘outpost’ called Bab al-Shams (Gate of the Sun), 12 January 2013, erected outside the Palestinian village of Ez Za’im in the contentious area east of Jerusalem, in the West Bank known as E1. The Palestinians, joined by some foreign activists are doing this action, they say, as a means of non-violent, peaceful resistance. EFE/EPA/JIM HOLLANDER
12/01/2013.- Palestinians erecting another tent in the new ‘outpost’ called Bab al-Shams (Gate of the Sun), 12 January 2013, on the E1 area east of Jerusalem, outside the Palestinian village of Ez Za’im in the West Bank. Behind is the Israeli police station (C ) and also part of the sprawling Jewish settlement of Ma’ale Adumim. Israel intends to build thousands of housing units in this contentious area, as a means of linking the settlement to Jerusalem itself. EFE/EPA/JIM HOLLANDER
12/01/2013.- A Palestinian man bows in evening prayers in the new ‘outpost’ called Bab al-Shams (Gate of the Sun), 12 January 2013, erected outside the Palestinian village of Ez Za’im in the contentious area east of Jerusalem, in the West Bank known as E1. The Palestinians, joined by some foreign activists are doing this action, they say, as a means of non-violent, peaceful resistance to Israeli expansions of settlements on Palestinians’ lands. EFE/EPA/JIM HOLLANDER
12/01/2013.- A Palestinian man bows in evening prayers in the new ‘outpost’ called Bab al-Shams (Gate of the Sun), 12 January 2013, erected outside the Palestinian village of Ez Za’im in the contentious E1 area east of Jerusalem (seen on the horizon), in the West Bank known. The Palestinians, joined by some foreign activists are doing this action, they say, as a means of non-violent, peaceful resistance to Israeli expansions of settlements on Palestinians’ lands. EFE/EPA/JIM HOLLANDER
Hebron (—), 12/01/2013.- Palestinians walk in front of tents above the entrance to a cave, where they live with their family in Yatta, in the West Bank, 12 January 2013. Reports state that about 90 Palestinians live in the area called Yatta, about 50 kilometers south of the West Bank city of Hebron, next to the separation barrier. They make their living from raising animals and basic agriculture, the harvest they sell in Hebron. According to the elderly people from the family, they have been living in this area for 200-300 years, and they are not allowed by the Israeli army to build houses. EFE/EPA/ABED AL HASHLAMOUN
12/01/2013.- Palestinian teenagers huddle around a fire at sun down in the new ‘outpost’ called Bab al-Shams (Gate of the Sun), erected outside the Palestinian village of Ez Za’im in the E1 area east of Jerusalem, in the West Bank, 12 January 2013. The Palestinians, along with some foreign activists, are doing this action as a means of non-violent, peaceful resistance to the expansion of Israeli settlements on Palestinian lands, according to reports. EFE/EPA/JIM HOLLANDER
Ez Za’im (—), 12/01/2013.- A Palestinian boy dancing to nationalistic Palestinian songs in a tent in the new ‘outpost’ called Bab al-Shams (Gate of the Sun), 12 January 2013, erected outside the Palestinian village of Ez Za’im in the contentious E1 area east of Jerusalem, in the West Bank. The Palestinians, joined by some foreign activists are doing this action, they say, as a means of non-violent, peaceful resistance to Israeli expansions of settlements on Palestinians’ lands. EFE/EPA/JIM HOLLANDER
Ez Za’im (—), 12/01/2013.- Palestinians moving a mattress and some blankets to a tent in the new ‘outpost’ called Bab al-Shams (Gate of the Sun), 12 January 2013, erected outside the Palestinian village of Ez Za’im in the contentious E1 area east of Jerusalem, in the West Bank. The Palestinians, joined by some foreign activists are doing this action, they say, as a means of non-violent, peaceful resistance to Israeli expansions of settlements on Palestinians’ lands. At far left is part of the sprawling Jewish settlement of Ma’ale Adumim. EFE/EPA/JIM HOLLANDER
Palestinian activists place Palestinian flags in the new ‘outpost ‘ of Bab al-Shams (Gate of the Sun) in an area known as E1, near Jerusalem, Saturday, Jan 12, 2013. Palestinian activists pitched tents in the West Bank on Friday to protest Israeli plans to build a large Jewish settlement on a key route through the territory. The E-1 settlement would block east Jerusalem from its West Bank hinterland — both territories captured by Israel during the 1967 Mideast war
Palestinians, together with Israeli and foreign activists, demonstrate as they walk around newly-erected tents in an area known as E1, near Jerusalem January 12, 2013. Palestinians from villages in the occupied West Bank near Jerusalem pitched tents on Friday on the land Israel has earmarked for a new urban settlement, looking to preserve the area for an independent Palestinian state. REUTER/ Baz Ratner
Palestinians, together with Israeli and foreign activists, gather around a fire near newly-erected tents in an area known as E1, near Jerusalem January 12, 2013. Palestinians from villages in the occupied West Bank near Jerusalem pitched tents on Friday on the land Israel has earmarked for a new urban settlement, looking to preserve the area for an independent Palestinian state. REUTER/ Baz Ratne
Jan 12 2013 – Jerusalem – scenes of Bab Al Shams village built on the Palestinian territories threatened to be seized by Israel Photo by WAFA
Jan 12 2013 – Jerusalem – scenes of Bab Al Shams village built on the Palestinian territories threatened to be seized by Israel Photo by WAFA
Jan 12 2013 – Jerusalem – scenes of Bab Al Shams village built on the Palestinian territories threatened to be seized by Israel Photo by WAFA
Jan 12 2013 – Jerusalem – scenes of Bab Al Shams village built on the Palestinian territories threatened to be seized by Israel Photo by WAFA
Jan 12 2013 – Jerusalem – scenes of Bab Al Shams village built on the Palestinian territories threatened to be seized by Israel Photo by WAFA
Jan 12 2013 – Jerusalem – scenes of Bab Al Shams village built on the Palestinian territories threatened to be seized by Israel Photo by WAFA
Jan 12 2013 – Jerusalem – scenes of Bab Al Shams village built on the Palestinian territories threatened to be seized by Israel Photo by WAFA
Jan 12 2013 – Jerusalem – scenes of Bab Al Shams village built on the Palestinian territories threatened to be seized by Israel Photo by WAFA
Jan 12 2013 – Jerusalem – scenes of Bab Al Shams village built on the Palestinian territories threatened to be seized by Israel Photo by WAFA
Jan 12 2013 – Jerusalem – scenes of Bab Al Shams village built on the Palestinian territories threatened to be seized by Israel Photo by WAFA
Jan 12, 2013 – Zakaria Abu Jumaa, landowner threatened seizure of Bab al Shams -Gate of the Sun – Photo by Mohamed Farrag
Jan 12, 2013 – Zakaria Abu Jumaa, landowner threatened seizure of Bab al Shams -Gate of the Sun – Photo by Mohamed Farrag
Jan 12, 2013 – Zakaria Abu Jumaa, landowner threatened seizure of Bab al Shams -Gate of the Sun – Photo by Mohamed Farrag
Jan 12, 2013 – Zakaria Abu Jumaa, landowner threatened seizure of Bab al Shams -Gate of the Sun – Photo by Mohamed Farrag
Jan 12, 2013 – Zakaria Abu Jumaa, landowner threatened seizure of Bab al Shams -Gate of the Sun – Photo by Mohamed Farrag
Jan 12, 2013 – Zakaria Abu Jumaa, landowner threatened seizure of Bab al Shams -Gate of the Sun – Photo by Mohamed Farrag
Jan 12, 2013 – Zakaria Abu Jumaa, landowner threatened seizure of Bab al Shams -Gate of the Sun – Photo by Mohamed Farrag
Jan 12, 2013 – Zakaria Abu Jumaa, landowner threatened seizure of Bab al Shams -Gate of the Sun – Photo by Mohamed Farrag
Palestinians Build the new Village in an area known as E1, near Jerusalem January 12, 2013. Palestinians from villages in the occupied West Bank near Jerusalem pitched tents on Friday on the land Israel has earmarked for a new urban settlement, looking to preserve the area From Settlements expansion Picture By Fadi Arouri
Palestinians Build the new Village in an area known as E1, near Jerusalem January 12, 2013. Palestinians from villages in the occupied West Bank near Jerusalem pitched tents on Friday on the land Israel has earmarked for a new urban settlement, looking to preserve the area From Settlements expansion Picture By Fadi Arouri
Jan 13, 2013 Evacuation despite court order of village Babs Al Shams
Jan 13, 2013 Evacuation despite court order of village Babs Al Shams
Jan 13, 2013 Evacuation despite court order of village Babs Al Shams
Jan 13, 2013 Evacuation despite court order of village Babs Al Shams
Jan 13, 2013 Evacuation despite court order of village Babs Al Shams
13/11/2011.- Israeli border police arrest Palestinian protesters during their evacuation operations from a ‘tent city outpost’ called Bab al-Shams (Gate of the Sun), errected outside the Palestinian village of Ez Za’im in the an disputed area east of Jerusalem, in the West Bank, 13 January 2013. The Palestinians, along with some foreign activists, are doing this action as a means of non-violent, peaceful resistance to the expansion of Israeli settlements on Palestinian lands, according to reports. EFE/EPA/ABIR SULTAN
13/11/2011.- Israeli border police arrest Palestinian protesters during their evacuation operations from a ‘tent city outpost’ called Bab al-Shams (Gate of the Sun), errected outside the Palestinian village of Ez Za’im in the an disputed area east of Jerusalem, in the West Bank, 13 January 2013. The Palestinians, along with some foreign activists, are doing this action as a means of non-violent, peaceful resistance to the expansion of Israeli settlements on Palestinian lands, according to reports. EFE/EPA/ABIR SULTAN
13/11/2011.- Israeli border police arrest Palestinian protesters during their evacuation operations from a ‘tent city outpost’ called Bab al-Shams (Gate of the Sun), errected outside the Palestinian village of Ez Za’im in the an disputed area east of Jerusalem, in the West Bank, 13 January 2013. The Palestinians, along with some foreign activists, are doing this action as a means of non-violent, peaceful resistance to the expansion of Israeli settlements on Palestinian lands, according to reports. EFE/EPA/ABIR SULTAN
13/11/2011.- Palestinian protesters hold hands and rest on the ground before the Israeli border police start with their evacuation operations from a ‘ tent city outpost’ called Bab al-Shams (Gate of the Sun), errected outside the Palestinian village of Ez Za’im in the an disputed area east of Jerusalem, in the West Bank, 13 January 2013. The Palestinians, along with some foreign activists, are doing this action as a means of non-violent, peaceful resistance to the expansion of Israeli settlements on Palestinian lands, according to reports. EFE/EPA/ABIR SULTAN
13/11/2011.- Palestinian protesters hold hands and rest on the ground before the Israeli border police start with their evacuation operations from a ‘ tent city outpost’ called Bab al-Shams (Gate of the Sun), errected outside the Palestinian village of Ez Za’im in the an disputed area east of Jerusalem, in the West Bank, 13 January 2013. The Palestinians, along with some foreign activists, are doing this action as a means of non-violent, peaceful resistance to the expansion of Israeli settlements on Palestinian lands, according to reports. EFE/EPA/ABIR SULTAN
Palestinian protesters hold hands and rest on the ground before the Israeli border police start with their evacuation operations from a ‘ tent city outpost’ called Bab al-Shams (Gate of the Sun), errected outside the Palestinian village of Ez Za’im in the an disputed area east of Jerusalem, in the West Bank, 13 January 2013. The Palestinians, along with some foreign activists, are doing this action as a means of non-violent, peaceful resistance to the expansion of Israeli settlements on Palestinian lands, according to reports. EFE/EPA/ABIR SULTAN
13/11/2011.- Palestinian protesters hold hands and rest on the ground before the Israeli border police start with their evacuation operations from a ‘ tent city outpost’ called Bab al-Shams (Gate of the Sun), errected outside the Palestinian village of Ez Za’im in the an disputed area east of Jerusalem, in the West Bank, 13 January 2013. The Palestinians, along with some foreign activists, are doing this action as a means of non-violent, peaceful resistance to the expansion of Israeli settlements on Palestinian lands, according to reports. EFE/EPA/ABIR SULTAN
Jan 13, 2013 Israeli Forces evict Bab Al Shams emcampment at 4 am – Jerusalem district – Photo by Aloise Bollack – WAFA
Jan 13, 2013 Israeli Forces evict Bab Al Shams emcampment at 4 am – Jerusalem district – Photo by Aloise Bollack – WAFA
Jan 13, 2013 Israeli Forces evict Bab Al Shams emcampment at 4 am – Jerusalem district – Photo by Aloise Bollack – WAFA
Jan 13, 2013 Israeli Forces evict Bab Al Shams emcampment at 4 am – Jerusalem district – Photo by Aloise Bollack – WAFA
Jan 13, 2013 Israeli Forces evict Bab Al Shams emcampment at 4 am – Jerusalem district – Photo by Aloise Bollack – WAFA
Jan 13, 2013 Israeli Forces evict Bab Al Shams emcampment at 4 am – Jerusalem district – Photo by Aloise Bollack – WAFA
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Israel attacks Palestine Protest Village Bab Al Shams Eviction Photo by Raya
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
Photos of Injured, Photos by PSCC/ISM Palestine
VIDEO
The Eviction of Bab Al Shams
Raw Video forceful evacuation of Bab al-Shams
LAW
“States may not deport or transfer parts of their own civilian population into a territory they occupy.”
Summary
State practice establishes this rule as a norm of customary international law applicable in international armed conflicts. International armed conflicts
The prohibition on deporting or transferring parts of a State’s own civilian population into the territory it occupies is set forth in the Fourth Geneva Convention.[1]
It is a grave breach of Additional Protocol I.[2]
Under the Statute of the International Criminal Court, “the transfer, directly or indirectly, by the Occupying Power of parts of its own civilian population into the territory it occupies”constitutes a war crimein international armed conflicts.[3]
Many military manuals prohibit the deportation or transfer by a party to the conflict of parts of its civilian population into the territory it occupies.[4]
This rule is included in the legislation of numerous States.[5]
Official statements and reported practice also support the prohibition on transferring one’s own civilian population into occupied territory.[6]
Attempts to alter the demographic composition of an occupied territory have been condemned by the UN Security Council.[7]
In 1992, it called for the cessation of attempts to change the ethnic composition of the population, anywhere in the former Yugoslavia.[8]
Similarly, the UN General Assembly and UN Commission on Human Rights have condemned settlement practices.[9]
According to the final report of the UN Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights Dimensions of Population Transfer, including the Implantation of Settlers and Settlements, “the implantation of settlers” is unlawful and engages State responsibility and the criminal responsibility of individuals.[10]
In 1981, the 24th International Conference of the Red Cross reaffirmed that “settlements in occupied territory are incompatible with article 27 and 49 of the Fourth Geneva Convention”.[11]
In the Case of the Major War Criminals in 1946, the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg found two of the accused guilty of attempting the “Germanization” of occupied territories.[12]
References
[1] Fourth Geneva Convention, Article 49, sixth paragraph (cited in Vol. II, Ch. 38, § 334).
[2] Additional Protocol I, Article 85(4)(a) (adopted by consensus) (ibid., § 335).
[4] See, e.g., the military manuals of Argentina (ibid., §§ 346–347), Australia (ibid., § 348), Canada (ibid., § 349), Croatia (ibid., § 350), Hungary (ibid., § 351), Italy (ibid., § 352), Netherlands (ibid., § 353), New Zealand (ibid., § 354), Spain (ibid., § 355), Sweden (ibid., § 357), Switzerland (ibid., § 357), United Kingdom (ibid., § 358) and United States (ibid., § 359).
[5] See, e.g., the legislation of Armenia (ibid., § 361), Australia (ibid., §§ 362–363), Azerbaijan (ibid., §§ 364–365), Bangladesh (ibid., § 366), Belarus (ibid., § 367), Belgium (ibid., § 368), Bosnia and Herzegovina (ibid., § 369), Canada (ibid., §§ 371–372), Congo (ibid., § 373), Cook Islands (ibid., § 374), Croatia (ibid., § 375), Cyprus (ibid., § 376), Czech Republic (ibid., § 377), Germany (ibid., § 379), Georgia (ibid., § 380), Ireland (ibid., § 381), Mali (ibid., § 384), Republic of Moldova (ibid., § 385), Netherlands (ibid., § 386), New Zealand (ibid., §§ 387–388), Niger (ibid., § 390), Norway (ibid., § 391), Slovakia (ibid., § 392), Slovenia (ibid., § 393), Spain (ibid., § 394), Tajikistan (ibid., § 395), United Kingdom (ibid., §§ 397–398), Yugoslavia (ibid., § 399) and Zimbabwe (ibid., § 400); see also the draft legislation of Argentina (ibid., § 360), Burundi (ibid., § 370), Jordan (ibid., § 382), Lebanon (ibid., § 383) and Trinidad and Tobago (ibid., § 396).
[6] See, e.g., the statements of Kuwait (ibid., § 405) and United States (ibid., §§ 406–407) and the reported practice of Egypt (ibid., § 402) and France (ibid., § 403).
[7] See, e.g., UN Security Council, Res. 446 , 452 and 476 (ibid., § 408), Res. 465 (ibid., § 409) and Res. 677 (ibid., § 410).
[8] UN Security Council, Res. 752 (ibid., § 411).
[9] See, e.g., UN General Assembly, Res. 36/147 C, 37/88 C, 38/79 D, 39/95 D and 40/161 D (ibid., § 412) and Res. 54/78 (ibid., § 405); UN Commission on Human Rights, Res. 2001/7 (ibid., § 413).
[10] UN Sub-Commission on Human Rights, Final report of the Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights Dimensions of Population Transfer, including the Implantation of Settlers and Settlements (ibid., § 415).
[11] 24th International Conference of the Red Cross, Res. III (ibid., § 419).
[12] International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg, Case of the Major War Criminals, Judgement (ibid., § 421).
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