This set provides authoritative and up-to-date background information on nearly 200 countries' institutions and governments. It describes and analyzes how they affect citizens in the daily exercise of their rights and responsibilities.
Explores various aspects of transnational crimes with a focus on transnational justice, charting the criminal activity and crimes through to prosecution in domestic and international courts.
The Commonwealth Secretariat is an excellent resource for exploring legal issues within the 54 countries that comprise the Member States of the Commonwealth. These countries are located across the globe in North and Central America, Asia, Australasia, Europe and Africa.
Database for security and threat analysis. Provides information for security analysts and researchers, it provides full-text articles, news feeds, reports, books and summaries covering regional conflict, terrorism, domestic security and risk management options.
INTERPOL is the world's largest international police organization. The website contains useful resources concerning international crime operations (financial crime, people trafficking, drug related crime, etc). A useful publications section allows access to resource guides and reports.
The African Studies Center at the University of Pennsylvania provides access to primary legal documents (such as the constitutions of African countries), in addition to publications considering legal problems specific to Africa.
The United Nations website allows for easy navigation to access materials relating to: Peace & Security; Development; Human Rights; Humanitarian Affairs; and International Law.