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GAZETTE

JANUARY/FEBRUARY 1988

COLIN G. GOGGIN

Medical Photographic

Consultant

• • •

Medical & Legal Photography

for cases of Litigation

MEMBER OF

The Institute of Medical &

Biological Illustration

*

The European Association of

Illustrators in Medicine

and Science

The British Insitute of

Professional Photography

*

The Master Photographers

Association

Cell Phone: 088-553713

Home: 893495

80, BEECH PARK ROAD

FOXROCK, DUBLIN 18

I n t e r n a t i o n al

Bar A s s o c i a t i on

The next biennial meeting of the

International Bar Association will

be held in Buenos Aires, Argentina

be t ween t he 25 th and 30 th

Sep t ember 1988. If you are

interested in attending you should

give your name to James Ivers at

the Law Society, Blackhall Place,

phone 01-710711, from whom

brochures can be obtained. It is

hoped to arrange inclusive tours

from Ireland for the Buenos Aires

meeting, which may allow visits to

other South American countries.

Details of these should be available

shortly.

Set out below are details of

current IBA activities. If you would

like further information about these

activities, please get in touch wi th

James Ivers or with Joseph Dundon

at 101 O'Connell St., Limerick,

(061) 48811.

Conferences & Seminars

An African Regional Conference

was held in Lusaka in November

1987 while an Eastern Medi-

terranean Regional Conference is

due to be held at the end of

February in Jerusalem.

A j o i nt seminar w i t h t he

Association of Soviet lawyers will

be held in Moscow in early June

and a meeting for the leaders of the

legal profession on Professionalism

/The Public Image of Lawyers, will

be held in Brussels on the 26th and

27th June 1988.

IBA Activities for

Developing Countries

Assistance has been given by a

number of IBA member organi-

sations to Bars and Law Societies

in developing countries. David Biart,

the Co-Chairman of the Section on

General Practice, Committee on

Law Office Management and Tech-

nology will be visiting Zambia,

Zimbabwe, Kenya, Lesotho, Nigeria

and Ghana in the early summer to

give talks to groups of local lawyers

and Law

Soc i e t i es

/ Bar

Associations on the Use of Modern

Technology in Law Offices. The IBA

Educational Trust is making a sub-

stantial subvention to the cost of

David Biart's visit. The Trust also

gave substantial financial assis-

tance to the African Regional

Seminar and continues to support

the programme for the placing of

young lawyers from developing

countries in European / North

American Law Firms.

Human Rights

The IBA has joined with other

lawyer organisations in making

r ep r esen t a t i ons on behalf of

lawyers who have been unlawfully

detailed by the Civil Authorities or

harassed or impeded in their duty

of representing clients. Represen-

tations have been made to the

au t ho r i t i es in Algeria, Chile,

Colombia, Fiji, Indonesia and

Singapore. In a number of cases the

representations appear to have

been influential in achieving the

removal or relaxation of the

restrictions imposed on the lawyers

concerned.

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