This article explores the position of the successive executive powers that have ruled over the occupied Palestinian territory toward the right of association, analyzing the regulations and practical measures they introduced. The governance of these authorities was undemocratic, resulting in abuses of legislative power with a view to constraining the right to assembly and to dominating ngo s, starting with incorporation and ending with dissolution. Despite an ongoing struggle for operational independence, ngo s have been under the control of the Palestinian ruling political parties in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip since 2007. Throughout this period, elected formal oversight bodies have been lacking. While Fatah monopolizes government of the West Bank, Hamas takes exclusive possession of the administration of the Gaza Strip; each party has fought against the ngo s aligned with its rival. The ruling regimes have also exploited shortfalls and gaps in some regulations in order to undermine and weaken the role of ngo s in issues of public concern.

本文探讨了先后统治巴勒斯坦被占领土的行政权力对结社权的立场，分析了他们提出的规定和实际措施。这些当局的治理是不民主的，导致滥用立法权，以限制集会权和支配非政府组织，从成立开始到解散结束。尽管一直在为运营独立性而奋斗，非政府组织自 2007 年以来，西岸和加沙地带的巴勒斯坦执政党一直处于巴勒斯坦执政党的控制之下。在此期间，一直缺乏民选的正式监督机构。法塔赫垄断西岸政府，哈马斯独占加沙地带的行政权；每一方都与与其对手结盟的非政府组织进行了斗争。统治政权还利用一些法规中的不足和漏洞来削弱和削弱非政府组织在公众关注的问题上的作用。