This legal database provides access to documents on population policies, reproductive rights, women’s rights, children and adolescents and AIDS. It contains documents from countries all over the world and covers the period from 1974 to 2008.
International Law is a central theme for the United Nations. This website offers access to the various tribunals, commissions and international courts and provides users with a research guide.
This electronic resource guide (ERG) was first published online by ASIL in 1997. It assesses and organizes electronic resources on international law and makes them accessible to users. The ERG is updated twice a year and is presented in a chapter format. The ten chapters deal with: human rights, intellectual property law, international commerce arbitration, international economic law, environmental law, private international law, international organizations, treaties and ...
NATLEX is a database of national labour, social security and related human rights legislation maintained by the ILO’s International Labour Standards Department. Records in NATLEX provide abstracts of legislation and relevant citation information, and they are indexed by keywords and by subject classifications. Where possible, the full text of the law or a relevant electronic source is linked to the record.
This gateway offers access to European Union law in twenty different languages. Users can consult the Union’s Official Journal as well as treaties, legislation in force, case law and preparatory acts of new legislation.
The World Legal Information Institute (World LII) offers free, independent and non-profit access to worldwide law. This portal is the result of a joint venture between various bodies: the Australasian Legal Information Institute, the British and Irish Legal Information Institute, the Canadian Legal Information Institute, the Hong Kong Legal Information Institute, the Cornell Legal Information Institute, the Pacific Islands Legal Information Institute and the Wits University School ...
The World Legal Information Institute (World LII) offers free, independent and non-profit access to worldwide law. It compiles legal documents from legal websites in countries all around the world. It provides access to the full-text versions of these documents.
This database contains a large, if not exhaustive, collection of regulatory texts (laws, decrees, orders, circulars and so on), classified by theme and pertaining to nationality and legislation on foreigners. The only texts documented are the ones currently in force.
As soon as they are published, the reports on the various government and parliamentary bills are posted online by the French senate along with the reports from fact-finding missions and commissions of inquiry.
