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Yachin Center Urges Civil Service Commissioner to Freeze New Racism Complaint Guidelines
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 3 hours ago
What happened
The Yachin Center has called on Civil Service Commissioner Doron Cohen to halt new racism complaint procedures, citing legal overreach and administrative harm.
- 01Yachin Center demands immediate freeze of new racism complaint guidelines.
- 02They claim the procedure unlawfully expands authority beyond legal basis.
- 03The guidelines remove discretion from ministry and hospital managers.
- 04A dual bureaucratic mechanism created harms proper administration.
- 05The directive allegedly exceeds the commissioner's legal powers.
- 06The center says it violates core rule of law principles.
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