Resources

Eviction from Jerusalem: Restitution and Protection of Palestinian Rights (BADIL, 1999) English and Arabic, 30 pages. US$5

Jerusalem 1948:
The Arab Neighbourhoods of the City and Their Fate in the War (BADIL/IJC, 1999) The book is available in English with Arabic translation of the introduction, 304 pages. US$20. ISBN 0-88728-274-1 Refugee Campaign Package: Reclaiming the Right of Return 2nd Edition (BADIL, 2000) The packet includes a program of action for the campaign, background information about Palestinian refugees, refu ee lands and properties, the right of return, protection, and Palestinian refugee organizations and NGOs. Includes Campaign Guidebook, Country Profiles - Palestinian Refugees in Exile, and BADIL Information & Discussion Briefs.
The packet is available in print format in English (Arabic 2nd edition forthcoming) (US$10)

BADIL Information & Discussion Briefs
• Brief No. 1:
Reinterpreting Palestinian Refugee Rights Under International Law, and a Framwork for Durable Solutions (Susan M. Akram)
• Brief No. 2:
Fora Available for Palestinian Refugee Restitution, Compensation and Related Claims (Susan M. Akram)
• Brief No. 3:
The Evolution of an Independent, Community- Based Campaign for Palestinian Refugee Rights in the 1967 Ooccupied Palestinian
Territories and 1948 Palestine/Israel (Ingrid Jaradat Gassner)
Additional Briefs forthcoming. (US$5 print copies; free copies on the BADIL website)
BADIL Annual Report 1999
The report is available in English and Arabic, 34 pages (free). An electronic copy is archived on the BADIL website.

 BADIL Arabic Website
www.badil.org/Arabic%20Website/index.htm
Across Borders Project www.acrossborders.org
The second Across Borders Internet Centre was opened on 31 March in Khan Yunis camp, Gaza. The project aims to bring Internet technology into Palestinian refugee camps across the Middle East. The centre in Khan Yunis is being run in conjunction with the Khan Yunis Popular Committee representing activities and organizations in the camp. The launch in Khan Yunis marks an expansion of the project which has as its central aims the connection of Palestinian refugees and the creation of bilingual camp websites to provide information about the camps. Palestinian Refugee Camp Project www.un194.org
The project, a joint initiative between the Palestinian Diaspora and Refugee Center (Shaml) and the Across Borders Project (Birzeit University), aims to Provide professional research material on Palestinian refugee camps in Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, West Bank and the Gaza Strip.