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IADL UN Activities Bulletin – September 2011

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The September 2011 report of UN Activities from the International Association of Democratic Lawyers contains reports from IADL representatives in Geneva, New York, Paris, and Vienna,...

Collective bargaining rights are fundamental human rights – Denying them is illegal

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The International Commission for Labor Rights sent a statement to Wisconsin legislators stating that denying state workers the right to collective bargaining violates core...

Veto to oppose the admission of Palestine is illegal and must be ignored

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September 25th, 2011 IADL submitted a resolution to the UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon arguing that the use of a veto to oppose the...

Resolution on the elections in Cameroon

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The International Association of Democratic Lawyers issued at its bureau meeting in San Jose (Costa Rica) on September 24 and 25, 2011 the following...

IADL files Amicus to ICTR opposing transfer of cases to Rwanda

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The IADL has consistently opposed the transfer of cases from the ICTR to Rwanda on the grounds that a defendant will not receive a...

IADL statement opposing military action against Libya

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The International Association of Democratic Lawyers issued the following statement regarding the Security Council Resolution 1973 in Libya and military actions by the United...

Libya: Lawyers condemn brutal repression of democratic mass demonstrations

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The International Association of Democratic Lawyers (IADL) and the European Association of Lawyers for Democracy and World Human Rights (ELDH) unreservedly condemn the brutal...

IADL UN Activities Bulletin – February 2011

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The February 2011 report of UN Activities from the International Association of Democratic Lawyers contains reports from IADL representatives in Geneva, New York, Paris, and Vienna,...

IADL mission reports on Tunisia revolt

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IADL bureau member Fabio Marcelli drafted the following report on his mission to Tunisia. Report on the mission to Tunisia 1. From the 18th to the...

European Lawyers demand: Take the PKK off the Terrorist List of the European Union

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In 2002, at the demand of the Turkish Government, the Workers Party of Kurdistan (PKK) was put on the European Union Terrorist List. This...