The University of Minnesota Human Rights Library houses one of the largest collections of over sixty thousand human rights documents. The site provides access to more than four thousand links and a single search device for multiple human rights sites.
It is a non-governmental organization founded in order to document the glaring violations of human rights that were then perpetrated on a large scale throughout the former Yugoslavia, in armed conflicts in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and in Kosovo. It offers information regarding conflicts.
The online encyclopedia provides chronological indexes, case studies and analytical contributions on socio-political violence at national level, as well as a glossary of the terms most used in genocide studies and theoretical contributions.
It is an independent group of 28 public figures inspired by the belief that the end of the cold war could offer opportunities to build a more cooperative, safe and fair world. The site contains articles, publications and insights on the work and function of the Commission.
It is a public international organization that supports high quality, policy-oriented, social science research in developing and transition countries to promote better lives. It supports researchers with financial resources, global networking, as well as access to information, training, peer review
It is an independent research organization and a media group of writers, scholars, journalists and activists. The Center publishes books, supports humanitarian projects and activities related to education including the organization of conferences and public meetings, it also acts as a Think tank.
It is an interdisciplinary center based in Venice, made up of 41 universities from all the member countries of the European Union. The website contains information on the activities.
Based in Slovenia, it is one of the six priority areas of the Union for the Mediterranean and was born as an international network consisting of 179 universities. The project contributes significantly to the harmonization of university education and encourages wider cultural development.
Important and qualified post-university human rights training initiative directly promoted by the European Union. The Master lasts one year and is administered by the EIUC - European inter-university center for human rights and democratization based in Venice.