Les avocats tunisiens bâillonnés par la décision d’une justice aux ordres
La Cour d’Appel de Tunis a fait droit à la demande de six avocats membres du parti au pouvoir, de faire réformer un appel du Conseil de l’Ordre National des Avocats de Tunisie à la grève générale dans tous les Tribunaux le jeudi 7 février 2002.
L’indépendance de la justice tunisienne en danger
La Commission internationale de Juristes et Avocats sans-frontières Belgique expriment leur entier soutien au Conseil de l’ordre des avocats tunisiens.
Italy : ICJ shocked at Berlusconi’s attacks on the judiciary
The ICJ today expressed its shock at the vicious attacks by Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi on the Italian judiciary, calling magistrates a “cancer that must be cured”.
US and Malawi: rule of law compromised in fight against terrorism
The ICJ condemned joint Malawi/US action to deport five suspects from Malawi in the name of terrorism and in violation of a court order.
ICJ condemns the imposition of state of emergency in Peru
Today the ICJ wrote to President Alejandro Toledo urging him to ensure that Peru respect its human rights obligations in its confrontation with striking workers.
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