Human rights
CRL Programs
Communities of interest working under the CRL umbrella.
FOCUS
CRL’s quarterly publication examining the challenges of preservation and access for primary source materials in various fields.
Human Rights Documentation, Winter 2012 - The Winter 2012 issue of CRL’s quarterly newsletter revolves around the theme of human rights documentation, and the issues challenging the survival and integrity of evidence of human rights...
Human Rights Documentation, Winter 2007-08
Eastern and Southeastern Europe, Winter 2006-07
Topic Guides
Providing insights on key source materials in areas of special interest to CRL libraries.
CRL Reports
Human Rights Electronic Evidence Study - In 2008, the Center for Research Libraries (CRL) was awarded funding from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation to examine the practices and technologies used by human rights monitoring...
Political Communications Web Archive - The Political Communications Web Archive Project was an investigation and planning effort to develop effective methodologies for the systematic, sustainable preservation of Web-based political...
News
CRL Hosts Historical Documents from Mexican Intelligence Agencies
13 Sep 2018
13 Sep 2018

CRL to Digitize Endangered Foreign Government Publications
6 Oct 2014
6 Oct 2014

LLMC Digitizes Primary Legal Sources on Myanmar (Burma)
19 Feb 2015
19 Feb 2015
CRL Human Rights blog
10 Sep 2009
10 Sep 2009
CRL Global Resources Network sponsors follow-on Human Rights documentation conference, March 3–4, 2008
8 Feb 2008
8 Feb 2008
The Impact of CRL
Stories illustrating CRL’s impact on research, teaching, collection building and preservation.

Unique Arab Diaspora Materials Saved for Future Scholars
In FY 2018 the Middle East Materials Project (MEMP) microfilmed Arab-language publications from several diaspora communities in non-Arab countries, including the UK, Japan, the U.S., and Poland. These resources continue to affirm MEMP’s role as a provider of rare and distinctive documentation for scholars.
Window Into Lives of Ukrainian Refugees, 1945-1954
In 2015, the Slavic and East European Materials Project at CRL (SEEMP) completed digitization of the Ukrainian Émigré Press Collection, encompassing some 90 titles published between 1945–1954, and now dispersed in collections in Toronto, Cambridge, and New York.