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International Law Reporter
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events, and ideas in international law, international relations,
and foreign affairs law. Updated daily with links to useful
and timely international law information and resources.
2006-7
Report on Justice System in the Americas
The CEJAS Report on Judicial Systems in the Americas 2006-2007
contains standard information on each country, including
a description of the institutional structure of the justice
sector and the main procedures used as well as productivity
indicators and general statistics. Each chapter also presents
updated information on case volume and movement, crime rate,
prison population, institutions, and judicial reform and
legal changes.
Network
of Presidents of EU Supreme Courts
The Network of the Presidents of the Supreme Judicial Courts
of the Member States of the European Union provides a forum
through which European Institutions are given an opportunity
to request the opinions of Supreme Courts and to bring them
closer by encouraging discussion and the exchange of ideas.
Hague Forum on Judicial
Expertise
The Hague Forum for Judicial Expertise, together with its
partners around the world, develops and organizes tailor
made training courses in international law and court management.
Use
of International Law by Domestic Courts
An International Labor Organization compendium of court
decisions in which domestic courts have relied on elements
of international labor law and basic human right more generally
to resolve the cases brought before them.
Proposals
on Updating COE Recommendation (94) on Independence, Efficiency,
and Role of Judges
An examination of the proposal to amend the Committee of
Ministers Recommendation in the light of new ideas and practices
concerning judicial services and their functioning in Europe,
which have emerged since its adoption in 1994.
Worldwide
Governance Indicators
An updated aggregate of governance research indicators for
213 countries for 1996–2005, for six dimensions of governance:
Voice and Accountability, Political Stability and Absence
of Violence, Government Effectiveness, Regulatory Quality,
Rule of Law, and Control of Corruption.
Case
Law on UNCITRAL Texts (CLOUT)
A online system for collecting and disseminating information
on court decisions of UN member states and arbitral awards
relating to the Conventions and Model Laws that have emanated
from the work of the United Nations Commission on International
Trade.
Arab Center for Independence
of the Judiciary and Legal Profession
ACIJLP is a non-governmental institution that works to reinforce
and support the status of justice in the Arab regions, an
independence of the judiciary, the legal profession and
the respect of human rights and fundamental freedoms.
Asian-African Legal Consultative
Organization
The AALCO serves since its inception as an advisory body to
its Member States in the field of international law and
as a forum for Asian-African Cooperation in legal matters
of common concern.
International Criminal Law Services Foundation
ICLS provides legal and technical training, advice and
support to national, regional, hybrid and international
courts, judges, court registries, prosecutor, defense counsel,
and others in order to ensure accountability for war crimes,
crimes against humanity and genocide.
International
Judicial Monitor