French court dismisses claim that French firms violated human rights by building the transit system through “occupied territory”.
A French court ruled that Israel did not violate international law by building a light rail line in eastern Jerusalem.
The ruling on March 22 by the Versailles Court of Appeals came in response to a lawsuit filed in 2007 by the Palestine Liberation Organization and the France-Palestine Solaridite association against three French firms that participated in the construction of the light rail network. The plaintiffs claimed that the firms were responsible for human rights and international law violations. Continue Reading »