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International Bar Association: Human Rights Institute

The International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute (IBAHRI) works to promote, protect and enforce human rights under a just rule of law. It believes in the fundamental right of the world’s citizens to have disputes heard and determined by an independent judiciary, and for judges and lawyers to be able to practice freely without interference. Website: www.ibanet.org/IBAHRI.aspx
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Separating Law and Politics: Challenges to the Independence of Judges and Prosecutors in Egypt

February 2014 | Publisher: International Bar Association: Human Rights Institute | Document type: Thematic Reports

The Rule of Law, Democracy and the Legal Profession in the Afghan Context: Challenges and Opportunities

January 2014 | Publisher: International Bar Association: Human Rights Institute | Document type: Thematic Reports

Protegiendo a las personas contra la tortura en México: Guía para operadores jurídicos

September 2013 | Publisher: International Bar Association: Human Rights Institute | Document type: Thematic Guidelines

A Crisis of Legitimacy: The Impeachment of Chief Justice Bandaranayake and the Erosion of the Rule of Law in Sri Lanka

April 2013 | Publisher: International Bar Association: Human Rights Institute | Document type: Thematic Reports

A Tale of Two Cities – The Legal Profession in China

March 2013 | Publisher: International Bar Association: Human Rights Institute | Document type: Thematic Reports

Protecting Brazilians from Torture: A Manual for Judges, Prosecutors, Public Defenders and Lawyers

2013 | Publisher: International Bar Association: Human Rights Institute | Document type: Thematic Guidelines

Strengthening the Rule of Law: Challenges and Opportunities for the Georgian Bar

December 2012 | Publisher: International Bar Association: Human Rights Institute | Document type: Thematic Reports

Guidelines on International Human Rights Fact-Finding Visits and Reports ("Lund-London Guidelines")

1 June 2009 | Publisher: International Bar Association: Human Rights Institute | Document type: Thematic Guidelines

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