The International Association of Democratic Lawyers is working to fully develop and digitize its archives, after 80 years of struggle for a world free of fascism, imperialism and colonialism, to present the living history of the participation of lawyers and jurists in the international project for equality among peoples and the implementation of international law and universal justice.
Please see the initial documents below, from the archive of Lennox Hinds:
- 2006: The International People’s Tribunal on the Dropping of Atomic Bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki
- 1997: The Gross Violations of Human Rights of the Apartheid Regime Under International Law. Submitted to the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission
- 1996: Report and Statement of the IADL XIVth Congress in Cape Town — Challenges for Law and Lawyers in the Next Millennium: Democracy in Domestic and International Law
- 1996: Report of the Fact-Finding Mission into US Military Bases in Japan
- 1994: Report of the IADL Legal Observer Mission to the South African Elections
- 1989: Final Report of the IADL Election Legal Observer Mission to Namibia
- 1987: Conference Report – Peoples of the World Against Apartheid, For a Democratic South Africa – Convened by the ANC in Arusha, Tanzania
- 1984: Apartheid in South Africa and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights – Delivered in Lagos, Nigeria