Follow-up: State Reporting - CESCR

SUBMISSION OF REPORTS BY STATES PARTIES IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLES 16 AND 17 OF THE COVENANT

Follow-up to the consideration of reports under articles 16 and 17 of the Covenant

FOLLOW-UP BY STATES PARTIES TO THE CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS OF THE COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS (status as at 15 July 1998)

State party

Report/summary records/concluding observations

Follow-up measures requested

Deadline

Action taken

Israel

E/1990/5/Add.39

E/C.12/1998/SR.3133

E/C.12/1/Add.27

The Committee requests the State Party to provide additional information on the realization of economic, social and cultural rights in the Occupied Territories, in order to complete its initial report and thereby to ensure full compliance with its reporting obligations.

30 June 2000

Detailed information, including the latest statistical data, is also requested on the progressive realization of economic, social and cultural rights in East Jerusalem, keeping in mind the concerns raised by the Committee in the relevant paragraphs of the concluding observations. In addition, the Committee also requests updated information on the target dates for recognizing unrecognized villages and an outline plan for the delivery of basic services including water, electricity, access roads, health care and primary education, to which the villagers are entitled as citizens of Israel. The Committee requests that the additional information also include an update on the Outline Plan of Ein Hod and progress in the recognition of Arab ElNa'im, as well as an update on the Jahalin Bedouins camped in Abu Dis who are awaiting a court decision on their resettlement. The Committee requests the submission of detailed additional information in this respect in time for the twentythird session of the Committee in November and December 2000 (para. 32).

SUBMISSION OF REPORTS BY STATES PARTIES IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLES 16 AND 17 OF THE COVENANT

Follow-up to the consideration of reports under articles 16 and 17 of the Covenant

FOLLOW-UP BY STATES PARTIES TO THE CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS OF THE COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS (status as at 15 July 1999)

State party

Report/summary records/concluding observations

Follow-up measures requested

Deadline

Action taken

Israel

E/1990/5/Add.39

E/C.12/1998/SR.3133

E/C.12/1/Add.27

30 June 2000

Detailed information, including the latest statistical data, is also requested on the progressive realization of economic, social and cultural rights in East Jerusalem, keeping in mind the concerns raised by the Committee in the relevant paragraphs of the concluding observations. In addition, the Committee also requests updated information on the target dates for recognizing unrecognized villages and an outline plan for the delivery of basic services including water, electricity, access roads, health care and primary education, to which the villagers are entitled as citizens of Israel. The Committee requests that the additional information also include an update on the Outline Plan of Ein Hod and progress in the recognition of Arab El-Na'im, as well as an update on the Jahalin Bedouins camped in Abu Dis who are awaiting a court decision on their resettlement. The Committee requests the submission of detailed additional information in this respect in time for the twentythird session of the Committee in November and December 2000 (para. 32).

SUBMISSION OF REPORTS BY STATES PARTIES IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLES 16 AND 17 OF THE COVENANT

Follow-up to the consideration of reports under articles 16 and 17 of the Covenant

FOLLOW-UP BY STATES PARTIES TO THE CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS OF THE COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS (status as at 31 January 2000)

State party	Report/summary records/concluding observations	Follow-up measures requested	Deadline	Action taken
Israel	E/1990/5/Add.39 E/C.12/1998/ SR.31-33 E/C.12/1/Add.27	The Committee requests the State party to provide additional information on the realization of economic, social and cultural rights in the Occupied Territories, in order to complete its initial report and thereby to ensure full compliance with its reporting obligations.	30 June 2000
		Detailed information, including the latest statistical data, is also requested on the progressive realization of economic, social and cultural rights in East Jerusalem, keeping in mind the concerns raised by the Committee in the relevant paragraphs of the concluding observations. In addition, the Committee also requests updated information on the target dates for recognizing unrecognized villages and an outline plan for the delivery of basic services including water, electricity, access roads, health care and primary education, to which the villagers are entitled as citizens of Israel. The Committee requests that the additional information also include an update on the Outline Plan of Ein Hod and progress in the recognition of Arab El-Na'im,
		as well as an update on the Jahalin Bedouins camped in Abu Dis who are awaiting a court decision on their resettlement. The Committee requests the submission of detailed additional information in this respect in time for the twenty-third session of the Committee in November and December 2000 (para. 32).

SUBMISSION OF REPORTS BY STATES PARTIES IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLES 16 AND 17 OF THE COVENANT

Follow-up to the consideration of reports under articles 16 and 17 of the Covenant

FOLLOW-UP BY STATES PARTIES TO THE CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS OF THE COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS (status as at 1 January 2001)

State party	Report/summary records/concluding observations	Follow-up measures requested	Deadline	Action taken
Israel	E/1990/5/Add.39 E/C.12/1998/ SR.31-33 E/C.12/1/Add.27	The Committee requests the State party to provide additional information on the realization of economic, social and cultural rights in the Occupied Territories, in order to complete its initial report and thereby to ensure full compliance with its reporting obligations.	30 June 2000
		Detailed information, including the latest statistical data, is also requested on the progressive realization of economic, social and cultural rights in East Jerusalem, keeping in mind the concerns raised by the Committee in the relevant paragraphs of the concluding observations. In addition, the Committee also requests updated information on the target dates for recognizing unrecognized villages and an outline plan for the delivery of basic services including water, electricity, access roads, health care and primary education, to which the villagers are entitled as citizens of Israel. The Committee requests that the additional information also include an update on the Outline Plan of Ein Hod and progress in the recognition of Arab El-Na'im,
		as well as an update on the Jahalin Bedouins camped in Abu Dis who are awaiting a court decision on their resettlement. The Committee requests the submission of detailed additional information in this respect in time for the twenty-third session of the Committee in November and December 2000 (para. 32).
	Twenty-fourth session, 13 November-1 December 2000	The Committee, having considered the information provided to it by the Permanent Mission of Israel in its note verbale dated 3 November 2000, in a letter addressed to the Permanent Representative of Israel to the United Nations Office and other International Organizations in Geneva, reminded the State party that the concluding observations requested the submission of additional information in time for the Committee's twenty-fourth session (November-December 2000). Further, the Committee emphasized that some of the additional information, especially the material concerning the occupied territories, was requested "in order to complete the State party's initial report and thereby ensure full compliance with its reporting obligations" (para. 32). In light of all the circumstances, its concluding observations and the current crisis in Israel and the occupied territories, the Committee resolved at its twenty-fourth session to consider at its next (twenty-fifth) session the situation in the OPT, with a view to assisting the State party conform to its obligations under the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. Accordingly, the Committee urged Israel to submit up-to-date information on economic, social and cultural rights in the occupied territories by	1 March 2001The Permanent Mission of Israel to the United Nations Office and other International Organizations in Geneva in its note verbale dated 3 November 2000 informed the Committee that the second periodic report "… will include issues referred to, and information requested by, the CESCR in its concluding observations to Israel's Initial Report of
		1 March 2001. This information should give particular attention to the issues concerning the occupied territories that were identified in the concluding observations, as well as those mentioned in the Committee's letter. The Committee decided to consider the additional information, and any with which it is provided, on 4 May 2001 (3.00-6.00 p.m.). The Committee invited the State party to participate in this discussion other reliable material.	November 1998". The Mission also informed the Committee that "It is expected that the second periodic report will be ready for submission no later than March 2001."

SUBMISSION OF REPORTS BY STATES PARTIES IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLES 16 AND 17 OF THE COVENANT

Follow-up to the consideration of reports under articles 16 and 17 of the Covenant

FOLLOW-UP BY STATES PARTIES TO THE CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS OF THE COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS (status as at 1 January 2002)

State party	Report/summary records/concluding observations	Follow-up measures requested	Deadline	Action taken
Israel	E/1990/5/Add.39 E/C.12/1998/SR.31-33 E/C.12/1/Add.27	The Committee requests the State party to provide additional information on the realization of economic, social and cultural rights in the occupied territories, in order to complete its initial report and thereby to ensure full compliance with its reporting obligations. Detailed information, including the latest statistical data, is also requested on the progressive realization of economic, social and cultural rights in East Jerusalem, keeping in mind the concerns raised by the Committee in the relevant paragraphs of the concluding observations. In addition, the Committee also requests updated information on the target dates for recognizing unrecognized villages and an	30 June 2000
		outline plan for the delivery of basic services including water, electricity, access roads, health care and primary education, to which the villagers are entitled as citizens of Israel. The Committee requests that the additional information also include an update on the Outline Plan of Ein Hod and progress in the recognition of Arab El-Na'im, as well as an update on the Jahalin Bedouins camped in Abu Dis who are awaiting a court decision on their resettlement. The Committee requests the submission of detailed additional information in this respect in time for the twenty-third session of the Committee in November and December 2000 (para. 32).
	Twenty-fourth session, 13 November-1 December 2000	The Committee, having considered the information provided to it by the Permanent Mission of Israel in its note verbale dated 3 November 2000, in a letter addressed to the Permanent Representative of Israel to the United Nations Office and other International Organizations in Geneva, reminded the State party that the concluding observations requested the submission of additional information in time for the Committee's twenty-fourth session (November-December 2000). Further, the Committee emphasized that some of the additional information, especially the material concerning the occupied territories, was requested "in order to complete the State party's initial report and thereby ensure full compliance with its reporting obligations" (para. 32). In light of all the	1 March 2001The Permanent Mission of Israel to the United Nations Office and other International Organizations in Geneva in its note verbale dated 3 November 2000 informed the Committee that the second periodic report "… will include issues referred to,
		circumstances, its concluding observations and the current crisis in Israel and the occupied territories, the Committee resolved at its twenty-fourth session to consider at its next (twenty-fifth) session the situation in the OPT, with a view to assisting the State party to conform to its obligations under the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. Accordingly, the Committee urged Israel to submit up-to-date information on economic, social and cultural rights in the occupied territories by 1 March 2001. This information should give particular attention to the issues concerning the occupied territories that were identified in the concluding observations, as well as those	and information requested by, the CESCR in its concluding observations to Israel's Initial Report of November 1998". The Mission also informed the Committee that "It is expected that the second periodic report will be ready for
		mentioned in the Committee's letter. The Committee decided to consider the additional information, and any other reliable material with which it is provided, on 4 May 2001 (3.00-6.00 p.m.). The Committee invited the State party to participate in this discussion.	submission no later than March 2001." The additional information was submitted by the State party on 20 April 2001 (E/1989/5/Add.14) and considered by the Committee at its twenty-sixth session in August 2001 (E/C.12/1/Add.69). The second periodic report was submitted by the State party on 3 August 2001.