On 16 July 2018, Al-Haq concluded its fourth annual summer school of international law. The summer, school brought together 26 international graduate students and professionals from different parts of the world to educate them about the human rights situation in Palestine through lectures and field visits and the nature of the conflict. Over the period of two weeks participants received theoretical and practical knowledge related to the conflict. Lectures that were delivered by professionals covered topics such as child detention, administrative detention of Palestinians, forcible transfer, the right of return, as well as the applicable laws in the. Field visits included tours to the Old City of Hebron, Aida Refugee Camp, the unrecognized villages in the Naqab, Jerusalem and a number of destroyed Palestinian villages within Israel proper such as Safouryeh.