International Law: Weblinks

a collection of open-access online training resources designed to improve the information literacy skills of law PhD students. The tutorials were created by the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies Library to support researchers with public international law research and the use of OSCOLA.

an independent international organization of people dedicated to campaign for those human rights as written in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Freely available to the pubic, this editorial contains collection of articles on various historical treaties.

This is not only the best website to look for UN documents, but also a very useful resource for general information on public international law and international organizations.

a service that supports the learning of, and work with, legal sources in international criminal law. It visually integrates lectures, commentary, case law, preparatory works, and digests, at the level of every article of the Statute of the International Criminal Court.