Resources

We are currently developing a comprehensive Human Rights Resource Library in both English and Arabic. It will include the tools and methodologies we use in our work, key international reference materials, and a curated selection of training opportunities and online courses.


Human Rights Documentation Guides


– Human Rights Watch: Research Methodology
HRW’s methodology‎ for gathering testimonies, verifying images and videos, and analyzing evidence to ‎produce credible reports.‎

– ICRC: Professional Standards for Protection Work
Professional standards for protecting victims and handling sensitive information during ‎documentation.‎

– OHCHR – Manual on Human Rights Monitoring
The most widely used global guide for documenting human rights violations, including interviews, ‎evidence collection, and field ‎verification.‎


‎ International Legal Frameworks‎


– Geneva Conventions & Commentaries
The core international legal framework governing the protection of civilians and the rules of war during ‎armed conflict.‎

– Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court
النسخة العربية: نظام روما الأساسي للمحكمة الجنائية الدولية
The legal foundation defining war crimes, crimes against humanity, and the jurisdiction of the ‎International Criminal Court.‎


Human Rights Law Libraries & Databases‎


– International Human Rights Law
A gateway to all major UN human rights treaties, mechanisms, and foundational legal instruments.‎

– UN Human Rights Library
A digital library containing thousands of legal documents, reports, and reference materials on human ‎rights.‎

– Universal Declaration of Human Rights
The foundational document outlining the basic rights and freedoms to which all human beings are ‎entitled.‎

– African Court on Human Rights and Peoples’ Rights
A regional legal library containing judgments, decisions, and reference materials from the African ‎Court.‎


‎ Online Training Courses‎


Amnesty International:
– An Introduction to Human Rights
An introductory course explaining the fundamental principles and legal foundations of human rights.

– Introduction to Human Rights Advocacy
An introductory course explaining the fundamental principles and legal foundations of human rights.

– The Right to Protest
Explains the right to peaceful assembly and the international standards that protect it.

– The Rights of Refugees
A comprehensive introduction to refugee rights and the legal obligations of states.

– Confronting and Countering Gender-based Violence
Training on understanding gender‑based violence and strategies for prevention and response.

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