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The IBA 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 practise freely and without interference.

In 1995, the IBA established the Human Rights Institute (IBAHRI), under the Honorary Presidency of Nelson Mandela. The IBAHRI is now a leading voice in the promotion of the rule of law worldwide.

To find out about more about the work of the IBAHRI please click on the relevant links above.

LATEST:

IBAHRI welcomes South African Government's commitment to safeguarding judicial independence

Burundi: IBAHRI welcomes acquittal of four journalists charged with security offences

IBAHRI expresses concern about human rights and the independence of the judiciary in Singapore

14/07/2008

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