EU & UN

This is the portal of the United Nations.

Here you can find information on United Nations treaties, but also information on multilateral treaties deposited with the Secretary-General.

This database gives you access to all UN statistics. Amongst the subjects are: indicators, refugees, human development, etc.

Homepage to the ICJ in The Hague, the principal judicial organ of the UN.

Search for UNGA resolutions (1977-present), UNGA landmark documents, UNSC resolutions (1946-present), UNSC Provisional Rules of Procedure, Selected Secretary-General Documents and Repertoire of the practice of the UNSC  (1946-1988).

Keep up with UN activities, but also search the archives. The articles often provide links to documents.

Provides documents containing references to recent literature (2007-2008) arranged by subject (arms control, Asia, Central and Eastern Europe, China and Taiwan, Development issues, energy supply, enlargement, environmental issues, European integration, European law, European Security, external relations of the EU, human rights, international trade, islam, NATO, peacekeeping, Russia, Sub-Sahara Africa, terrorism, UN, US, etc.)

Here you can find the votings of the member states and their declarations on all the resolutions.

1. Click in the left side bar on 'resolutions'. (if you want to recall past sessions, just click in the top bar on 'past sessions' -> the requested session -> 'resolutions' in the left side bar)

2. In the left column you may find the resolution code and the link to the resolution in PDF, in the last column you may find the topic of the resolution. In the fourth column you will find to codes. when there was a voting on that specific resolution you can find the votes and the declarations of the different parties by clicking on the second link.

3. There you will find a short introduction to the resolution, the declarations of the parties and at the buttom the voting records.

Here you can find a resolution on any topic.Give in your search phrase or the exact resolution. Be sure to look in the right category (e.g. not for 'water' in the category 'UN resolution symbol'). When you made your search you get a list with the results. Click on the title to get more information and the voting results. The voting results are in a list which offers no clear oversight. You can copy/paste the list to a word processor and sort it in alphabetical order. (Be sure to take out the countries which did not vote after you sorted them (those with no letter in front of them))
Click on a language to see the resolution.