Police brutality
Knesset investigation reveals health risks of water cannons, skunk spray used during protests
The Israel Medical Association (IMA) has also previously warned about similar health risks.
Kenya's president says blogger died 'at the hands of the police'
Haifa Cop indicted for choking protester in anti-gov't demonstration in Caesarea
Mounted police officer indicted for whipping judicial reform protester
Ahuvia Sandak: Israel’s George Floyd moment
Last week, 16-year old Ahuvia Sandak died when the car he was riding in crashed, after being pursued by an unmarked police car.
IDF mulls relieving soldier from service following post against police
The soldier reportedly called to give policemen who were involved in Ahuvia Sandak incident the death penalty
Over 1,000 protest death of Hilltop Youth Ahuvia Sandak in Jerusalem
Protesters threw stones, injuring four policemen in the process • Parents placed baby in front of one of the riot vans in protest.
Right-wing protesters block light rail, clash with police in Jerusalem
At least 14 protesters were arrested during the protest.
Hooded protesters torch cars, smash shop windows in Paris police protest
Clashes erupted between police and pockets of protesters, most dressed in black and their faces covered.
Police officer charged in George Floyd's death released on $1 m. bond
Chauvin was charged with second- and third-degree murder and manslaughter in the May 25 death of Floyd, a Black man, after he kneeled on his neck for nearly nine minutes.
A police chief maybe able to curb brutality
But that still is no excuse for the abuses of power under interim Israel Police commissioner Motti Cohen.
Kentucky to release recording of Breonna Taylor grand jury proceedings
The two officers who shot Taylor were cleared.
Kentucky prosecutor to release Breonna Taylor grand jury evidence
The tipping point came after the judge who is presiding over the case of the one indicted officer ordered a recording to be entered into the court file by Wednesday.
Former detective pleads not guilty in Breonna Taylor case – report
The other two officers who shot Taylor were not charged at all after Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron, a Black Republican, concluded their use of force was justified.