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Permalink 01 March 05    Inside Justice ®   Renee Dopplick    Tags: Women, United Nations, Human Rights, Background, Fact Sheets, International Criminal Law     Last updated: 25 March 09
This resource guide is intended to help you find United Nations Treaties on human rights, including the rights of the child, violence against women, and international criminal law.

Tip: The best place to start your search is the UN Treaty Collection.

What's the Difference?

"Convention"

"Agreement"

"Protocol"

"Charter"

 
See the
UN Explanation of Treaty Titles.

United Nations Treaty Databases


International Courts, Tribunals, and Commissions


Basic Human Rights Treaties


Women's Rights

Legal Instruments and Declarations


United Nations Agencies and Programs


Organizations Working to Advance Women's Rights


Children

Rights of the Child


Refugees

UN General Assembly Resolution
International Treaties and Declarations
International Treaties - Civilians in Conflict
International Treaties - Human Trafficking, Prostitution, Discrimination
International Treaties - Children in Conflict
UN Programs and Agencies
Organizations (NGOs)
Institutes
Employment Opportunities in Refugee and Humanitarian Aid
Volunteer Opportunities in Refugee and Humanitarian Aid
Donate to Organizations Providing Aid to Refugees


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