This report, based on the visit of a delegation sent to the Philippines in September 1990, is the third to be issued on the situation in the Philippines by the ICJ.
There is a stark contrast between the black townships and their white neighbors. It is vivid and disturbing. We are concerned by the squalor, misery and deprivation which are features of life in the black townships.
Despues de los sorprendentes cambios sociales y politicos que han tenido lugar en Europa del Este, la migration se ha convertido en uno de los problemas humanos mas preocupantes del mundo occidental.
Impunité, crimes contre l’humanité et disparitions forcées.
ICJ Review-43-1989-fra (Texte complet en PDF)
A discussion paper prepared by the Australian Section of the ICJ on the human rights consequences of the Cambodian genocide.
This analysis was produced after a visit to Cambodia by Daniel Brezniak, a member of the Executive Committee of the Australian ICJ. The paper argues that invasion and the use of force in international law can be justified in some situations and that the Vietnamese invasion of Cambodia may be justified in some situations and that the Vietnamese invasion of Cambodia be just such a situation.
Cambodia-the cambodian road-thematic report-1989-eng (full text in English, PDF)
Thailand: One year on, still no statute of limitations reform in Tak Bai massacre case
UNDESA JOINT SIDE EVENT: Redefining Justice Now – Ending Disability based Exclusion Through Inclusive Systems and Community Living