ROLL (Rule of Law for Lawyers) Project on judicial independence in the EU
The ICJ-EI launches a project on Judicial Independence and the Rule of Law in the EU (the ROLL project).
Vietnam: Journalist Nguyen Lan Thang’s criminal conviction is a gross miscarriage of justice which should be immediately quashed
Following the conviction today of journalist Nguyen Lan Thang on spurious charges, the ICJ has called on the Vietnamese judiciary to quash the conviction and immediately and unconditionally release him.
Tunisia: New practical guide on modes of individual criminal liability before the Specialized Criminal Chambers
Today, the ICJ released Practical Guide 4 on Modes of individual criminal liability under Tunisian and international law, the last guide in a four-part series aimed to assist practitioners to ensure that the Specialized Criminal Chambers (SCC) fulfil their role in delivering justice in Tunisia in a manner consistent with the country’s obligations under international law.
HRC52: Tunisia fails to accept key recommendations while Human Rights situation worsens considerably
Oral Statement of the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) at the adoption of Tunisia’s UPR outcomes under agenda item 6
HRC52: The ICJ denounces Tunisia’s authoritarian drift and its nefarious impact on human rights
Tunisia: today, the ICJ denounced the brutal crackdown on political dissent and freedom of expression through a statement delivered during the General debate under item 4 at the Human Rights Council.
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