Pakistan: ICJ deplores the deaths of three judges
The ICJ’s Centre for the Independence of Judges and Lawyers expressed its shock at the killing of three judges in Pakistan after a jail siege on Friday 25 July.
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.
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