The Administration of Justice in Sudan: The case of Darfur, a report by the ICJ, examines developments in the administration of justice in this region and the national legal framework within which courts in Darfur operate.
Sudan-Administration Justice-Reports-2007 (full text, PDF)
La CIJ presentó ante la Corte de Constitucionalidad su análisis del “secreto de Estado” bajo el derecho internacional de los derechos humanos, con especial atención en la obligación de erradicar la impunidad por crímenes internacionales.
In a letter submitted to the Council of State, the ICJ set out its concerns about Thailand’s proposed Internal Security Act.
This legal memorandum summarises research and analysis undertaken by the ICJ on implementation of the Emergency Decree on Government Administration in States of Emergency B.E. 2548 in Thailand’s three southern provinces.
This legal memorandum summarises research and analysis undertaken by the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) on implementation of the Emergency Decree on Government Administration in States of Emergency B.E. 2548 (the Emergency Decree) in Thailand’s three southern provinces of Pattani, Yala and Narathiwat, in light of international law, in particular international human rights law and best practices around the world. The majority of this research was carried out in April – June 2006, and updated with further research and interviews up to 1 February 2007.
Thailand-emergency decree-report-2011-eng (full text in English, PDF)
Thailand-emergency decree-report-2011-thai (full text in Thai, PDF)
In October 2006, the ICJ appointed Mr Michael Birnbaum QC as its observer of the inquest into the deaths of 17 aid workers in Muttur, Sri Lanka in the first week of August 2006.
Slovakia: The ICJ and 55 organizations express concern over constitutional amendments, urge EU action
Armenia: ICJ condemns detention of defence lawyer Alexander Kochubaev and calls for his immediate release
EU: Litigating before the European Court of Human Rights to protect migrant children from detention
Tunisia: death penalty case symptomatic of rule of law and judicial independence in abeyance