International Organizations Research

Intergovernmental organizations

(IGO's) often draft, monitor, or record international and comparative law. Navigate through their Web sites to locate international agreements, decisions from international tribunals, databases containing or listing national laws, emerging issues, and excellent authoritative explanations of international law topics. Research Guide & Links

Non-governmental organizations

(NGO's) monitor international law and publish detailed research reports. Rely on them for country studies, policy explanations, and links to additional good sources of topical information. Research Guide & Links

If any of these resources ask you for a user name and password, log-in to  https://sremote.pitt.edu with your Pitt user name and password and look for the source in the University's database list. If you still can't get in, you will have to access it from a computer inside the law school building.