Le premier congrès de juristes africains francophones a tenu ses assises à Dakar (Sénégal) du 5 au 9 janvier 1967 sous l’égide de la CIJ, en collaboration avec sa Section nationale française, «Libre Justice», et l’Association sénégalaise d’Etudes et de Recherches Juridiques. (more…)
The ICJ has always stressed the vital importance of an independent judiciary to the proper functioning of the Rule of Law. It has given equal emphasis to the essential role which lawyers must be required to play in any system under the Rule of Law. (more…)
This Conference of 105 jurists from 16 countries of the South-East Asian and Pacific Region assembled in Bangkok from February 15th to 19th, 1965, under the auspices of the International Commission of Jurists. (more…)
Underlying the theme of the Conference is the belief of the ICJ that the Rule of Law, being a dynamic concept, should have, for the areas under study, the same essential validity it has for other parts of the world. (more…)
The subjects for discussion at the Congress were distributed among four Committees. (more…)
Though legal studies were started in Southeast Asia many years ago, it must be admitted that a great deal has yet to be done to place legal studies on a sound academic footing and to consolidate the efforts of law teachers on an all-Southeast-Asian basis. (more…)
