University of Minnesota Human Rights Library

This general webpage provides an introduction to Indigenous rights under international law. Although the site does not focus specifically on Indigenous women, this resource is relevant for the establishment of Indigenous rights within international law. The site also provides an extensive and annotated list of relevant international legal instruments and organizations focussed on Indigenous rights.

This site provides links to several sites related to the issue of female genital mutilation. Information is provided in many of these links which discuss health issues, fertility problems, and the psychological impact of FGM. [Descriptors: Reproductive Rights - Female Genital Cutting, International]

This section of the University of Minnesota Human Rights library contains links to the main international and regional instruments concerning refugees, asylum-seekers, and the internally displaced. [Descriptors: Migration - Refugees and Immigration, International]

This part of the University of Minnesota human rights resources website is a comprehensive resource for those seeking to research the three regional human rights systems (European, African, Inter-American) and their texts and instruments. The site does not have a women focus.