Date |
Title
|
Pages |
| Sep 2005 |
Does
the Rule of Law Matter? (as pdf file) A Lay View of the
Continuing Crisis in International Law; followed by an account of a Round Table held
jointly by Just Defence and the Insitute for Law and Peace on Wednesday 3 November 2004;
and the David Head Memorial Lecture. |
44 (A5) |
| May 2004 |
INLAP
Times (newsletter) as pdf file |
14 (A4) |
| Apr 2004 |
Report of the Peacerights inquiry (8-9 Nov
2003) into the alleged commission of war crimes by coalition forces in the Iraq war during
2003. Published by Peacerights (pdf file) |
35(A4) |
| Mar 2004 |
Citizens' Law |
1 (A4) |
| Dec 2003 |
Saddam's Trial |
1 (A4) |
| Sep 2003 |
Peeling the Onion.
Recent events concerning Iraq have important implications at seven levels for peace
activists. What are the deeper implications of the Hutton Inquiry? How far can
the legal experience we have gained with nuclear weapons be applied to conventional war?
Are we really using the law as part of an unstated pacifist agenda? A discussion paper by
George Farebrother. |
2 (A4) |
| Sep 2003 (2nd edition)
|
The Case
Against War. This book is of special interest for teachers and students of
law and is unique in its field. Since the opposition to the war in Iraq has been so
dominant, both supporters and opponents of Britain's involvement are interested in the
legality of the action. The book is also of of particualr interest to international
lawyers at a time when citizens of the world are increasingly active against war. The Case Against War covers the entire proceedings of a citizens' tribunal
held on 11th October 2002 in London. Further opinions are included from January, March,
June and July 2003. Also included is the full documentation of the CND case for a judicial
review. The Case Against War comprises the only full published collection of legal opinion
on Britain's participation in the Iraq war.
Published by Legal Inquiry Steering Group (LISG). A
copy of this book can be obtained by sending £5 to the LISG/INLAP treasurer.
Or you can download chapters as pdf
files from the contents page.
|
267 (A5) |
| May 2003 |
Citizens'
Legal Action and the Invasion of Iraq. |
2 (A4) |
| Feb 2003
|
Defending
the Charter: The
United Nations is not above the Law - The Security Council can take "Adequate Measures" short of
war. Edited by George Farebrother and Kitty McVey.
Dossier financed by proceeds from the Ted Dunn Memorial Fund. |
15 (A4) |
| Dec 2002 |
Legal
Brakes on the Rush to War. |
2 (A4) |
| Nov 2002 |
Iraq
Crisis – the legal aspects. |
2 (A4) |
| Aug 2002
|
The
Promise of Justice – first steps towards an International Criminal
Court. Dr. Glen Rangwala. Lecturer in Politics, Newnham College, Cambridge. |
12 (A5)
|
| Jun 2002 |
The Royal Prerogative – a question of
accountability. |
1 (A4) |
| Feb 2002 |
Proportionate Killing. |
1 (A4) |
| 1997 |
Going
to Court Not War - a concise introduction to the International Court of
Justice at The Hague. |
|
| 1996 |
Summer 1996 edition of INLAP Times. Journal for International Law and Peace. Editors: Nick Kollerstrom and Ted
Haywood. In this issue:Ploughshares Women freed * Judgement Day
* Legal Status of nukes |
|
| 1996 |
Spring
1996 edition of INLAP Times.Journal for
International Law and Peace. Editors: Nick Kollerstrom
and Ted Haywood. In this issue: * Imminent world court nuclear Judgement *
Menwyth Hill – Major US spybase * The latest Nuclear-Free continent |
|
