Bulletin de la CIJ no. 25 (Mars 1966)
Dans ce bulletin: informations sur Haïti
ICJ Bulletin-25-1966-fra (Texte complet en PDF)
ICJ Bulletin no. 25 (March 1966)
The ICJ in its bulletin no.25 focuses on emerging countries and the challenges facing. They expose the persistent violation of the most elementary principles of justice and respect for human rights, for example in Haiti committed by Dr. Duvalier’s regime.
This edition contains articles on the aspects of the Rule of Law in:
- Haiti
- Hungary
- the Latin American Parliament
- Papua and New Guinea
- Poland
- Turkey
plus ICJ news.
ICJ Bulletin-25-1966-eng (full text in English, PDF)
ICJ Bulletin-25-1966-spa (full text in Spanish, PDF)
Racial problems in the public service: report of the British Guyana Commission of Inquiry appointed by the ICJ
At the request of the Government of British Guiana, the ICJ appointed a Commission of Inquiry to investigate and make recommendations in regard to certain problems concerning racial balance in the public services of British Guiana.
Boletín de la CIJ – 22 (Abril 1965)
En este boletín: informaciones sobre Ecuador y Honduras.
ICJ Bulletin-22-1965-spa (Boletín en Español, PDF)
ICJ Bulletin no. 22 (April 1965)
This bulletin was published following the Bangkok Conference. The conference reaffirmed the dynamic aspect o f the Rule of Law. It defined the nature and content of this dynamic aspect and showed how it could and should be utilized in the fields of social and economic development.
This edition contains articles on the aspects of the Rule of Law in:
- the Bangkok Conference
- Ceylon
- East Germany
- Ecuador
- Honduras
- Morocco
- South Africa
- United Kingdom
plus ICJ News.
It is proposed to include as a regular feature of the Bulletin a short summary of the principal activities of the ICJ and of its National Sections.
ICJ Bulletin-22-1965-eng (full text in English, PDF)
ICJ Bulletin-22-1965-spa (full text in Spanish, PDF)
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