The Soviet intervention in Hungary has set back the hopes of those who saw in legal developments in the USSR the possibility of a coming era of “peaceful coexistence”. It is therefore important to understand the nature and limitations of the legal changes of the late 50’s. (more…)
In view of the developments related to the Internal Congress of Jurists in Athens in June 1955, this bulletin focuses on a survey of the organization,past achievements, present work and future activities of the Commission, particularly by delegates to the Athens Congress. (more…)
In the present bulletin, the ICJ give world-publicity to the address made by the President of the Supreme Court of Germany, Dr. Hermann Weinkauff. (more…)
Recollections of the International Congress of Jurists, held under the auspices of the ICJ from 13 to 20 June 1955. (more…)
In this issue of the Bulletin, the ICJ aims first to give an insight into Soviet ‘justice’; second to underline the danger to its fundamental principles of law inherent in the practical effects of Soviet dialectics. (more…)
This is the first edition of the ICJ bulletin. It reiterates that the ICJ aims to preserve and restore the rule of law in every country. (more…)
