Immigrant Children's Rights

Helpful guide on how to research asylum cases and track human rights conditions by country, from the Georgetown Law Library.

A survey of world citizenship laws produced by the U.S. Office of Personnel Management in March 2001.

A guide to researching foreign law from the Yale Law Library.

A guide to web resources relating to forced migration organized by subject or theme, such as "Families," "Youth," and "Human Rights."

Select "Foreign Law Research" for a list of research guides organized by country.

LLRX.com includes guides to researching the law of over 50 countries. The guides usually include information about sources of English translations of the laws. Note that some of the LLRX.com research guides are not as up-to-date as the Globalex guides.

Online database of U.S. asylum decisions and case law.

Extensive list of links to migration law in countries around the world, from the Centre for Migration Law at Radboud University, the Netherlands.

Online database of international and regional law regulating migration.

Online database providing access to legislation on a variety of topics, including migration. Refine your search by selecting a subtopic such as "immigration law and policy," or "children and migration," or search by country.

Select "Browse by" > "Legal information" to search for international and national legislation related to refugees and human rights. Select "Jurisprudence" to search for case law.

Online access to legislation and case law for foreign countries. Select "Supporting LIIs" for links to regional databases, such as AsianLII, AustLII, CanLII, etc.