“The theme of this Conference was chosen in consultation with the Indian Commission of Jurists and the Mysore State Commission of Jurists. Its choice was actuated by two important considerations.
The purpose of the present study is to provide a basis for discussion on a legal problem related to the right to privacy.
This may be briefly described as the question of how to define and protect a person’s legitimate interest in being, as an American judge has put it, “let alone” , i.e. in defending his private sphere of life against intrusions committed by public servants or private subjects—particularly against such intrusions as do not fall, because committed in subtler ways, within the well-established definitions of torts and offenses against persons and property committed by means of physical violence—and in defending himself against the publication of facts pertaining to that sphere of life, including such elements as his name and likeness.
right to privacy-working paper-1967-eng (full text in English, PDF)
The purpose of the present paper is to provide a basis for discussion, ultimately intended to result in conclusions.
This bulletin was published following the first Conference of French-speaking African Jurists, held in Dakar from January 5 to 9 1967, organised by the ICJ, its French national section Libre Justice and the Association Sénégalaise d’Etudes et de Recherches Juridiques.
The Conference drew up many practical recommendations for the application of the rule of law in the African nations.
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ICJ Bulletin-29-1967-eng (full text in English, PDF)
ICJ Bulletin-29-1967-spa (full text in Spanish, PDF)
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.
This edition contains articles on the aspects of the Rule of Law in:
plus ICJ news.
ICJ Bulletin-25-1966-eng (full text in English, PDF)
ICJ Bulletin-25-1966-spa (full text in Spanish, PDF)
Tunisia: Quash sham conviction and sentence of judges’ association President, Anas Hmedi
The UN Human Rights Council makes significant but limited progress in addressing human rights around the world, as atrocities multiply in the Middle East and elsewhere
ICJ hosts an African Regional Convening in Kenya on Transformative Equality Jurisprudence
Russian Federation: Arbitrarily detained human rights lawyer Maria Bontsler must be released