This is the record of a colloquium on the role of human rights in the formulation of the foreign policies of the United Kingdom and the United States.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is a majestic statement of principles, which has justifïed its title by gaining acceptance in almost every country of the world.
It is commonly assumed in the western world that the enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms is to be found only in multiparty parliamentary democracies.
The following report contains the statement made by Niall MacDermot, Secretary General of the ICJ to the Annual General Meeting of the Catholic Institute for International Relations on the role of churches in the promotion and protection of human rights.
To mark International Year for Human Rights, the European Sections of the ICJ organized a Conference on the Individual and the State.
South Africa: ICJ urges high court to apply international law protecting migrants and refugees from discrimination and xenophobia in case involving vigilante attacks
Civil Society Statement Ahead of Cour de Cassation Hearing on Immunities for State Officials in the Case of Bashar al-Assad
Palestine/Israel: Israel must immediately stop its criminal forcible displacement in Gaza
ICJ Submission on draft General Comment No. 27 on Children’s access to justice and effective remedy