International Commission of Jurists
ICJ Bulletin no. 14 (October 1962)

ICJ Bulletin no. 14 (October 1962)

Oct 1, 1962

The system of government inherited by many new independent States in Africa from the colonial powers has been one of parliamentary democracy based on the political party system.

The purpose of some articles of this edition is to investigate the role played by parties in opposition to the government.

This edition features a survey with special emphasis on elections results made of nineteen independent countries in Africa. As a result, some conclusions are drawn on the prospects for the rule of law in the region.

This edition contains articles on aspects of the Rule of Law in:

  • the opposition in Tropical Africa
  • Congo
  • the Eichmann trial
  • Kenya
  • Turkey
  • South Africa
  • United Arab Republic (Egypt)
  • USSR
  • Yugoslavia

ICJ Bulletin-14-1962-eng (full text in English, PDF)

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ICJ Journal vol. IV no. 1 (1962)

ICJ Journal vol. IV no. 1 (1962)

Jun 1, 1962

This legal Journal is devoted to the administration of justice within different countries. It also strives to deepen understanding of and widen agreement on the principles of the rule of law in all countries.


This edition features:

  • Articles
    • -The rule of law in the contemporary welfare state, by Fritz Gygi
    • -The lawyer in communist China, by Shao-Chuan Leng
    • -The ombudsman in New Zealand, by A.G. Davis
    • -Freedom of movement: right of exit, by Rudolf Torovsky
    • -The application of the European Convention on Human Rights in municipal law, by Philippe Comte
    • -The power of the judiciary in East Germany, by Walther Rosenthal
  • Notes:
    • -Ombudsman for Britain? by A.A. de C. Hunter
  • Document:
    • -Inter-American Draft Convention on Human Rights
  • Book reviews

ICJ Journal-IV-1-1962-eng (full text in English, PDF)
ICJ Journal-IV-1-1962-spa (full text in Spanish, PDF)

 

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