The International Commission of Jurists: its objectives, organisation and activities, 1975

The International Commission of Jurists: its objectives, organisation and activities, 1975

The International Commission of Jurists is a non-governmental and non-political international organisation which has consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council, UNESCO and the Council of Europe.

Its headquarters are in Geneva, Switzerland. It draws its support from judges, law teachers, practitioners of law and other members of the legal community and their associations.

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ICJ Review no. 13 (December 1974)

ICJ Review no. 13 (December 1974)

Mr. Seán MacBride, who was editor of this review and Secretary-General of the ICJ from 1963 to 1970, was awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace on October 8, 1974. “in recognition of his efforts of several years duration in order to develop and protect human rights throughout the world”.

In addition, this edition features articles on:

  • Human Rights in the world:
      -Brazil
      -Czechoslovakia
      -Equatorial Guinea
      -India
      -Indonesia
      -Morocco
      -Peru
      -South Africa
  • Commentaries
      -UN Sub-commission on minorities and discrimination
      -Cyprus, Greece and Turkey
      -Atmospheric nuclear testing
  • Articles
      -South Korea by William J. Butler
      -Legal system in Chile from a report of an ICJ mission
  • Case notes: a trial in Ecuador
  • Book reviews

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