In this issue

• First page
• News and Programmatic Highlights
  • ASIL Sidebar
  • IJA Docket
  • Cases of Note
• Opinion and Commentary
  • Global Judicial Dialogue
  • General Principles of International Law
  • Leading Figures in International Law
  • Justice Sector Assessment
  • In Review: New Publications on International and Comparative Law
• Justice in Profile
• International Tribunal Spotlight
• Significant Judicial Developments
• International Resources
• Calendar of Events

Significant Judicial Developments

Chinese Judges Learn from Other Legal Systems Bahamas: Importance of Judicial Independence Underscored War Crimes Trials Pose Test for Macedonia Montenegrin Judiciary under Fire	Chinese judges and prosecutors are studying international law at Temple University.
Uganda:  Judiciary Used for Political Purposes Rwandan Tribunal Pressured to Wind up Charles Taylor War Crimes Trial Postponed until June Ghana: Judiciary Poised to Carry Out Constitutional Mandate	Uganda Chief Justice, Benjamin Odoki, says the Judiciary is being used to fight political battles.
Pakistan: Chief Justice Encourages ADR Indonesian Court Overturns Law on Truth Commission Nepalese Justices Make Recommendations on Draft Constitution EU Cross Border Use of Justice Sector Information Technology	Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry is encouraging Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) initiatives.

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