171 Gaza Strip 1. Revoke the decision to establish a High Justice Council to give consent for the High Judicial Council to fulfill its duties according to law. 2. Stop the prosecution of civilians before military courts and bring them instead before their natural judge in accordance with the Basic Law and international standards of human rights; the military justice authority has jurisdiction over military servicemen solely and lacks minimum guarantees for a fair trial. Chapter Four: The Right to Freedom of Expression and Peaceful Assembly Press Freedoms 1. The security agencies (General Intelligence, Preventive Security and Military Intelligence Agencies) should immediately release all the journalists detained in the West Bank. They should also discontinue bringing journalists before military courts. 2. Eliminate all the restrictions imposed by the security agencies in the West Bank (General Intelligence, Preventive Security and Military Intelligence Agencies) regarding the freedom of journalists. 3. The security agencies in the West Bank (General Intelligence, Preventive Security and Military Intelligence Agencies) should allow publication of banned newspapers (al‐Risalah, Falasteen) and let them work freely, as was the case before the political division in 2007. They should also allow television and radio stations (al‐Aqsa TV and al‐Aqsa Radio) which were banned from working freely in the West Bank after the division. 4. Set up independent committees of human rights organizations and the Palestinian Union of Journalists to investigate violations of journalists’ rights and hold perpetrators of these violations accountable in both the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. 5. Eliminate restrictions imposed by the security agencies in the Gaza Strip (Internal Security and Police Agencies) regarding the freedom of journalists.