- Amnesty International USA: Women's Human Rights
 - Offers a fact sheet on violence against women as well as its background and worldwide examples of human rights violations against women.  Child Labour in India
- Inquiry into the state of child labour in India, examining possible causes, effects and solution.- Ethnic Genocide in Northeastern India
- From the Centre for World Indigenous Studies.
- Excuses for the Truth: Disappearances and Their Consequences
- Practical information on the struggle against "disappearances." Site is designed to facilitate an exchange of information and experiences for those affected by or working against disappearances.
- German Toilet Organization (GTO)
- Human rights organisation dedicated to bringing toilets and proper sanitation to the billions of humans lacking basic sanitation and sewage systems.
- Global Petitions
- Donate money and sign petitions online for human rights issues around the world. Includes news and forums.
- Human Rights Documentation Center (HRDC)
- Includes news articles and publications. Serves as a portal to human rights resources on the Internet.
- Human Rights Documents and Materials
- Houses more than 18,000 core human rights documents, including several hundred human rights treaties and other primary international human rights instruments. From the University of Minnesota Library.
- Human Rights Web
- Includes history of the human rights movement, information on prisoners of conscience, and links to human rights resources.
- Indian Terrorism Page
- Exploring India's record concerning human rights.
- International Coalition of Historic Sites of Conscience
- Works with international human rights and social welfare organisations to bring the lessons of the past to bear on contemporary struggles.
- International Human Rights Law Group (2)
- Learn about International Human Rights Law Group, the nonprofit organisation of human rights and legal professionals who assist the poor and vulnerable in both civil and criminal proceedings. Sites feature mission, initiatives, news, publications, and global activities.
- Karen Parker Page for Humanitarian Law
- Documents and analyses pertaining to current armed conflicts and human rights violations worldwide.
- Lesson Plan Unit: Human Rights
- From The New York Times Learning Network.
- Naga Peoples Movement for Human Rights
- From the Centre for Indigenous Studies.
- One World Photography and Documentary Production Studios
- International photography and photojournalism organisation, capturing the defining moments in the world.
- Radio Netherlands: Human Rights
- Provides background facts and updates on problem areas around the world.
- Rights Maps
- Maps and geographic research for the human rights community.
- Speak Truth to Power
- Dedicated to the promotion of human rights awareness. Includes profiles of human rights activists around the world, timeline searchable by issue, an exhibition of photographs taken by Eddie Adams in four continents, news, and related resources.
- Taking Aim at Small Arms
- A UNICEF exhibit in defence of children's rights around the world with respect to gun control, nonproliferation, and war.
- UN: Human Rights
- Hub for human rights from the U.N. with treaties, research guides, and documents like the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, international criminal tribunals for Rwanda and Yugoslavia, and information on Human Rights Day.
- United Nations Human Rights Treaties
- Purpose is to enhance access to UN treaties by making materials associated with the treaty system available in electronic and user-friendly forms.
- Universal Declaration of Human Rights
- Offers translated version of the statement in several languages.
- Universal Declaration of Human Rights 50th Anniversary
- From the Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute, celebrating the national coalition formed to promote action that would advance respect for human rights both at home and abroad.
- Universal Rights Network
- Created to promote the 50th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), which was adopted by the United Nations on 10 December 1948. Offers a history of human rights, people's stories, current news, and hero biographies.
- Universal Rights Network: Heroes
- Gives biogrophies of such human rights activists as Eleanor Roosevelt, Martin Luter King, Nelson Mandela, Dalai Lama, Mahatma Gandhi, and Mother Teresa.
- Wikipedia: Human Rights
- Offers information on the legislation, history, philosophy, monitoring, and global abuse of human rights. Includes links to several human rights organisations.
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