Attacks on Justice 2005: Swaziland
The independence of the judiciary continues to be undermined by the executive and police officials in Swaziland. (more…)
The independence of the judiciary continues to be undermined by the executive and police officials in Swaziland. (more…)
Timor Leste’s judicial sector, including the legal system and the police service, remains fragile. It continues to be plagued by a lack of competent judicial actors, resources, training and management. (more…)
Although the independence of the judiciary is constitutionally enshrined in China, the government and the Chinese Communist Party continue to interfere in the judicial process, directing judgments in many instances. (more…)
Although an independent judiciary largely functions in practice in Jamaica, it operates within an overburdened system with inadequate resources. (more…)
The ICJ provides its views to the Human Rights Committee, in advance of the preparation of the list of issues for the Periodic Report of Spain. (more…)
In a letter submitted to the Council of State, the ICJ set out its concerns about Thailand’s proposed Internal Security Act. (more…)
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