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Date range30 March–31 December 2018 · inquiry coverage
Gaza separation-fence protest sites
A bounded record of the Gaza demonstrations during the UN inquiry’s 2018 coverage. The closing date describes the investigation’s scope; it does not say that the demonstrations ended then.
Smaller event
EventGaza demonstrations on 14 May 201814 May 2018
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Link to this chapterUnited Nations · section: Paragraph defining investigation coverage through 31 December 2018
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30 March–31 December 2018 · inquiry coverage · range
FROM THE WIDER CONTEXT TO THE PARTICULAR MOMENT
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01 · Wider context
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30 March–31 December 2018 · inquiry coverage
A bounded record of the Gaza demonstrations during the UN inquiry’s 2018 coverage. The closing date describes the investigation’s scope; it does not say that the demonstrations ended then.
Follow this record02 · Closer detail
Event
14 May 2018
OCHA documented mass casualties during the 14 May Gaza demonstrations. Its same-day flash update and later period report are retained as separate reported accounts below.
Follow this recordPart of Gaza demonstrations: the 2018 inquiry period · why this link?
03 · Closer detail
Event
14 May 2018 · exact time not established
Human Rights Watch reported that Tarek Loubani was shot near the Gaza separation fence on 14 May. This incident record also connects the reported rescue and subsequent documentation.
Follow this record04 · Closer detail
Event
14 May 2018 · exact time not established
Loubani told Human Rights Watch that Mousa Abu Hassanein helped rescue him after he was shot. The source’s relative timing is not converted into an invented clock time.
Follow this recordPart of The shooting incident involving Tarek Loubani · why this link?
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EVERY RECORD IS PART OF A LARGER STORY
EventGaza demonstrations on 14 May 2018 is part of EventGaza demonstrations: the 2018 inquiry period
Attributed to OCHA and the UN commission’s published coverage. Contextual placement within the explicitly bounded inquiry period; not a claim that the protest campaign ended in 2018.
Protection of Civilians Report, 8–21 May 2018 ↗
OCHA — occupied Palestinian territory · Source published 2018-05-24 · supports · section: Biweekly highlights: first item, 14 May casualties
Evidence version:gaza2018-ocha-8-21may:v1UN commission of inquiry: findings on the 2018 Gaza protests ↗
United Nations · Source published 2019-02-28 · supports · section: Paragraph defining investigation coverage through 31 December 2018
Evidence version:gaza2018-un-inquiry:v1References show the basis of this connection; their count is not a measure of independent corroboration.
OrganizationUN commission of inquiry into the 2018 protests is connected to EventGaza demonstrations: the 2018 inquiry period
Role: Investigating body, not organizer of the demonstrations
Attributed to UN commission of inquiry.
UN commission of inquiry: findings on the 2018 Gaza protests ↗
United Nations · Source published 2019-02-28 · supports · section: Paragraph defining investigation coverage through 31 December 2018
Evidence version:gaza2018-un-inquiry:v1References show the basis of this connection; their count is not a measure of independent corroboration.