The two UN Basic Principles, one on the Independence of the Judiciary adopted in 1985, and other on the Role of Lawyers adopted in 1990,1 explicitly define the international norms relevant to the independence of judiciary and the legal profession. (more…)
This issue of the CIJL Bulletin contains case reports on Bangladesh, Guatemala, Pakistan, Poland, Turkey, Uruguay, Yugoslavia. (more…)
This issue of the CIJL Bulletin contains case reports on Argentina, Czechoslovakia, Iran, Guatemala, Namibia, Poland and Sierra Leone and information about the Paris Colloquium on Argentinian Lawyers. (more…)
The Review will provide, on a quarterly basis, not only studies in depth on current legal issues, but also up-to-date information on legal developments throughout the world. This new publication aims to reinforce the Commission’s action for the Rule of Law. (more…)
The ICJ in its bulletin no.25 focuses on emerging countries and the challenges facing. They expose the persistent violation of the most elementary principles of justice and respect for human rights, for example in Haiti committed by Dr. Duvalier’s regime. (more…)
This legal Journal is devoted to the administration of justice within different countries. It also strives to deepen understanding of and widen agreement on the principles of the rule of law in all countries. (more…)
