CIJL Bulletin: volume 17
This issue of the CIJL Bulletin contains: Case reports on Chile, Colombia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Malta, South Africa and the West Bank Activities of lawyers’ associations: (more…)
Tag Archives | Criminal law
Justice in Hungary today: third report of the International Commission of Jurists on the Hungarian situation and the rule of law, September 1, 1957-January 31, 1958
This report is the third to be issued by the International Commission of Jurists on the Rule of Law in Hungary. (more…)
Law in Communist China
The Chinese juridical order cannot be described in the classical manner by an analysis of texts. Texts are few, and, on many points, non-existent; moreover, they give hardly any authentic idea of reality — it might even be implied that they knowingly try to dissimulate it. (more…)
Justice enslaved: a collection of documents on the abuse of justice for political ends
“The documentation presented herewith by the Commission to the members of the legal profession exposes the system of injustice in Communist countries. This does hot imply that the Commission restricts its activities to the field of totalitarian systems of the Communist variety. (more…)