Palestine (Defence) Regulations 1945

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The Palestine (Defence) Regulations 1945 were a set of emergency laws issued during the British Mandate that granted sweeping powers for security, detention, and censorship in Palestine.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf colonial legislation
emergency regulations
legal instrument
appliedBy British military and police authorities in Palestine
appliesToJurisdiction British Mandate for Palestine NERFINISHED
basedOn Defence (General) Regulations 1939 (United Kingdom) NERFINISHED
country Mandatory Palestine NERFINISHED
criticizedFor collective punishment measures
indefinite detention without trial
press censorship
violation of civil liberties
enactedBy High Commissioner for Palestine NERFINISHED
endTime 1948 in Mandatory Palestine
grantPowers administrative detention without trial
censorship of publications
closure of areas
control of arms and explosives
control of assemblies
control of publications and broadcasts
curfews
deportation
establishment of military courts
house demolition
proscription of organizations
restriction of movement
search and seizure without warrant
historicalPeriod late British Mandate in Palestine
influenced Israeli Defence (Emergency) Regulations NERFINISHED
Israeli emergency regulations after 1948
language English
legalEffect expansion of executive authority
suspension of ordinary legal safeguards
legalForm regulations under the Palestine Order in Council
legalStatus emergency law
legalSystem British colonial law
legislativeBody Government of Palestine (British Mandate) NERFINISHED
mainSubject administrative control
censorship
collective punishment
detention
military courts
public order
security
partOf legal framework of the British Mandate for Palestine
region Middle East
startTime 1945
usedFor control of both Arab and Jewish underground groups
counter-insurgency
suppression of political violence

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British authorities in Mandatory Palestine enforcedDocument Palestine (Defence) Regulations 1945