Websites - terrorism and war crimes

Terrorism

Australia

• Proposals to further strengthen Australia’s counter-terrorism laws (2005) - E-Brief (Parliamentary Library)
• Anti-Terrorism Bill 2005 - Bills digest (pdf) (Parliamentary Library)
• Terrorism Chronology (Parliamentary Library)
• Criminal law, Terrorism including legislative and other developments (Parliamentary Library)
• Terrorism and counter-terrorism (Parliamentary Library)

Overseas

• A Research Guide to Cases and Materials on Terrorism, compiled by Andrew Grossman (GlobaLex)
• World anti-terrorism laws by Jurist the legal education network (University of Pittsburg School of Law)
• Selected web resources on terrorism links are part of the portals to the world resources selected by Library of Congress staff and subject specialists to provide authoritative, in-depth information
• Terrorism Research Centre attempts to provide a single resource for people interested in the areas of terrorism, counter-terrorism and international crime and includes analysis and commentary, profiles of groups, documents, and comprehensive links
• United States Institute of Peace library terrorism/counter-terrorism web links
• The war on terrorism special section on the CIA site provides links to government sites including the Whitehouse, Department of State, and the FBI, and to the DCI Counterterrorist Centre
• September 11, 2001 - Attack on America is provided by the Avalon Project of Yale Law School, and includes US Government and international documents
• UN action against terrorism

War crimes

• Hieros Gamos War and peace
• Yahoo - Japanese war crimes
• Foreign and International Law: War crimes (D'Angelo Law Library, University of Chicago) is an excellent Foreign and International Law site created by Lyonette Louis-Jacques. It includes a wide ranging list of links to war crimes related sites and web resources
• Hiatt Holocaust Collection (College of the Holy Cross) is a searchable web site providing access to locally held holocaust materials (speeches - chiefly in English, images, etc.) dealing primarily with the role of the Roman Catholic Church and Jesuits in holocaust events. Links to other holocaust sites from around the world are also provided
• Nazi Gold holocaust assets on the internet is a comprehensive list of links to internet resources in the area of holocaust assets and, more specifically, nazi gold and swiss bank dormant accounts, compiled by Lyonette Louis-Jacques (D'Angelo Law Library, University of Chicago)
• The Nizkor Project a holocaust remembrance is a searchable web site which provides detailed information about holocaust denial or revisionism as it is also known, with links to a wide range of primary documentation (such as that of the Nuremberg War Crimes trials) and other holocaust related sites
• Nuremberg War Crimes trial made available by the Avalon Project of Yale Law School, includes the full text of official documents, documents cited in the official tribunal records, and supporting documents
• Nuremberg Trials Project made available by the Harvard Law School Library, includes the full text of approximately one million pages of documents relating to the trial of military and political leaders of Nazi Germany before the International Military Tribunal (IMT) and to the twelve trials of other accused war criminals before the United States Nuremberg Military Tribunals (NMT)
• The Nuremberg International Military Tribunal
• Web Genocide Documentation Centre provides access to primary materials relating to some of the most important twentieth-century genocidal and mass man-made killing occurrences
• The international criminal law subject category of the Electronic Information System for International Law (EISIL) database is a collaborative project created by The American Society of International Law with the support of the Mellon Foundation
• International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) (United Nations) official web site provides access to information about the tribunal, as well as full text judgments, press releases, and other documents
• International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) (United Nations) official web site is maintained by the ICTY Press and Information Office. It provides access to basic legal documents of the ICTY, ICTY judgments, a catalogue of ICTY publications and latest developments
• Torture / Ill treatment provides access to Amnesty International press releases and reports, as well as links to other Amnesty sites and information

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