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2022 Humanitarian Response Plan for Gaza and West Bank

1. REPORT SUMMARY This protection analysis update (PAU) focuses on risks and threats across the Gaza Strip, January-June 2022. (It does not reflect the impact of the August 2022 hostilities.) It explains the impact on the population, the protection responses, challenges and recommendations. (There is a separate protection analysis for the West Bank and East Jerusalem.) The priority protection risks in Gaza are: о General protection and human rights concerns Killing/injuries and excessive force Restrictions on freedom of movement and impediments to access to services, resources, humanitarian assistance, opportunities Infringements on freedom of expression and peaceful assembly Arbitrary arrests, detention and torture or ill-treatment Internal displacement Active hostilities/ escalations of violence Evictions Psychosocial distress and deterioration in mental health Conflict-related violence/ prolonged periods of tension Physical assault or abuse Psychological or emotional abuse Methodology The analysis is guided by the Global Protection Cluster's Protection Analytical Framework, which seeks to identify threats, their impact on the population and capacities available to mitigate these. It is compiled using secondary data and analysis from Areas of Responsibility and partners, and situation reports from OCHA and UN Human Rights Office (OHCHR). This PAU will be updated twice a year, with additional in-depth protection analysis by the Protection Cluster and its Areas of Responsibility (AORs): GBV Sub-Cluster (GBV SC), Child Protection and Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Working Group (CP/MHPSS AOR), Mine Action (MA) and the Legal Task Force (LTF). Limitations Repetitive escalations of violence and the COVID-19 pandemic have stalled and interfered with efforts to gather in-depth, reliable data. Pending results of needs assessments, updated analysis of threats, impact and capacity, as well as responses to address these, will be provided on a regular basis. A new 5Ws System for the occupied Palestinian territory (opt), which is currently in development, will harmonize and standardize systems for collecting, managing, analyzing and using data. People in Need (PIN) Gaza: 988,282 Children Adults Over 65 о Child protection threats and grave violations against children Boys Girls Men Women Men Women 65+ 65+ Violence against children in the home, school, and community Exploitation and neglect 253,078 246,109 234,523 228,065 13,519 12,989 Negative coping mechanisms Specific protection risks for women and girls 499,187 462,588 26,507 Gender-based Violence (GBV) in all its forms Child, early and forced marriage (CEFM) Lack of access to services (including safe shelter) People with Disabilities¹: 148,242 о Explosive remnants of War Total PiN: 988,282 1 Based on 15%, the WHO global figure on the world's population living with some form of disability 2
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