Word: nicaraguan
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...near-reenactment of the case they fought before a the International Court of Justice (ICJ), lawyers for each side of a continuing lawsuit questioning the legality of U.S. support of Nicaraguan Contra rebels presented their cases before a small Law School audience last night...
Frankfurter Professor of Law Abram Chayes '43 argued that American support of the Contras in Nicaragua, and U.S. mining of Nicaraguan harbors violated international...
...United States' strongest argument against the Nicaraguan suit was that the Sandinista government, along with Cuba, waged "secret warfare against other states. These attacks were intended to be secret, and not attributable," said Moore, who is a professor of law at the University of Virginia...
...Katz's article did manage to deplore the actions of those protesters who sought to impose their personal views on the entire Harvard community by interfering with the presentation of Jorge Rosales of the Nicaraguan FDN (Contras), calling them "totalitarian," and rightfully so. Unfortunately this one creditable statement was in danger of being lost in a morass of obfuscation and extraneous debate. Most of the article deals with a rather torturous examination of whether the Contras as "murderers" ("which [Mr. Katz] tend[s] to agree is the case") should be allowed to speak. The very title of the piece...
Less than a week after protesters prevented Nicaraguan Contras from delivering a Boylston Hall speech, a government professor yesterday called on President Derek C. Bok to invite the revolutionaries back to Harvard and ensure them the opportunity to speak...