ICJ inquest observer finds flaws in investigation into killing of ACF aid workers
The ICJ today released the report of its observer of the inquest into the killings of 17 aid workers in Sri Lanka in August last year.
ICJ concerned over suspension of Chief Justice Chaudhry and the use of force against protesting lawyers
The ICJ today expressed its serious concerns about the unconstitutional suspension of the Chief Justice by the Government of Pakistan.
Thailand: ICJ marks the three-year anniversary of the disappearance of prominent Muslim lawyer
The ICJ today expressed its condolences to the relatives of lawyer Somchai Neelapaijit.
ICJ calls for justice as inquest into killing of 17 aid workers concludes
The ICJ today called for a prompt, independent and thorough investigation of the killing.
ICJ concerned over attempted intimidation of judges and arbitrary detention of defendants released on bail
The ICJ called on the Ugandan authorities to respect the independence of the judiciary by ceasing the intimidation of judges and lawyers in proceedings related to the trial of Dr. Kizza Besigye and his co-accused.
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