Spain and the Rule of Law
The International Commission of Jurists now publishes its report on “ Spain and the Rule of Law”. The interest of the Commission in Spanish developments dates back many years. (more…)
Themes Archives: Global Security and Rule of Law
South African incident: the Ganyile case
The Ganyile case records another unhappy episode in the history of the arbitrary methods employed by the Government of South Africa. (more…)
Regional Conference on Legal Education – a Report on the Proceedings of the Conference, Singapore 1962
Though legal studies were started in Southeast Asia many years ago, it must be admitted that a great deal has yet to be done to place legal studies on a sound academic footing and to consolidate the efforts of law teachers on an all-Southeast-Asian basis. (more…)
The Rule of Law in the United States: a survey
In the ten years since the ICJ was organized in 1952 it has become so well known in so many centers of legal culture throughout the free world – the high courts, university law faculties, practitioners, associations and institutes – that repetition of its origin, purpose and history is unnecessary. (more…)
The Cassell Case: Contempt in Liberia
The International Commission of Jurists in Newsletter No. 12 of June 1961 has already commented on the case of Counsellor Christian A. Cassell of Monrovia who was disbarred by the Supreme Court of the Republic of Liberia on grounds of gross constructive contempt. (more…)
Report of the committee of enquiry into events in Bizerta, Tunisia
On September 3, 1961, the ICJ, which has Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council, was asked by the Government of Tunisia to send a mission to Bizerta. (more…)