Yearbook of the International Commission of JuristsIntersentia nv, 2004 - 450 頁 During the past year, the ICJ has proceeded to tackle vigorously several of the manifold challenges currently confronting the international human rights movement. To name just a few: the threat to the primacy of fundamental rights posed by counter-terrorism measures, the failure of many States to honour their human rights obligations they have undertaken; the struggle to preserve a rule of law upheld by an independent and impartial judiciary; and the tendencies towards the overall weakening of universal and regional systems of human rights protection. This Yearbook is intended to serve as a conduit for dissemination of information, analysis and guidance to jurists, governments, NGOs and the wider human rights community as they in their own right to strive to meet these challenges. The International Commission of Jurists was founded in 1952 to promote understanding and observance of the rule of law throughout the world. The ICJ is dedicated to the legal promotion and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms in all parts of the world .In 1978, the ICJ created the Centre for the Independence of Judges and Lawyers (CIJL) with the task to inform lawyers of the plight of their colleagues in other countries who are persecuted for their professional work and to mobilise lawyers organisations to take action in support of them. The ICJ Yearbook 2004 contains reports of fact-finding missions and country monitoring (e.g Swaziland, Nepal, Tunisia, Criminal Justice Reform in India and trial observations in Turkey and Malaysia) it also includes several articles on human rights and judicial independence as well as a number of judicial documents. |
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FACTFINDING MISSIONS AND COUNTRY MONITORING | 3 |
NEPAL | 53 |
TUNISIA | 125 |
ICJ POSITION PAPER | 147 |
TRIAL OBSERVATIONS | 191 |
FILZ KALAYCI LAWYER | 215 |
TUNISIAN BAR COUNCIL CASE | 243 |
P UTHAYAKUMAR LAWYER | 259 |
CLOSING THE IMPLEMENTATION GAP HOW TO MAKE | 275 |
PROGRESS TOWARDS A UNITED NATIONS TREATY | 325 |
MODERNISING THE ARAB CHARTER ON HUMAN RIGHTS | 339 |
THE IMPACT OF COUNTERTERRORISM ON HUMAN | 399 |
INTERVENTION BY THE INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION | 423 |
THE UN SUBCOMMISSION ON THE PROMOTION | 437 |
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accused adopted alleged Amnesty International Arab Charter arrest Article authorities Bar Association Charter on Human Code Commission on Human concerned Constitution Convention Council counter-terrorism Court of Appeal crime criminal justice system Declaration defence detainees detention domestic law draft ECHR ECtHR enforced disappearance ensure established European fair trial freedom guarantees hearing High Court Human Rights Committee human rights defenders human rights standards human rights treaties ICCPR ICJ/CIJL India inquisitorial system International Covenant international human rights international law international standards investigation judicial corruption judicial independence judiciary Justice Malimath Committee Kalayci League of Arab legislation Leyla Zana mandate Maoists Minister of Justice mission monitoring National Human Rights Nepal NGOs obligations observer offence Office organisations parties Penal persons police present President principle procedures proceedings prosecution prosecutor recommendations reform respect rule of law Special Rapporteur Swazi Swaziland terrorism tion torture Tunisian United Nations Uthayakumar victims violations witnesses