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Based in Strasbourg, the Council of Europe is an intergovernmental organisation committed to the protection of human rights, pluralist democracy and the rule of law. Founded by ten nations in 1949, it now numbers forty-one member States, including sixteen from Central and Eastern Europe, thus giving the Organisation a pan-European character. Source: COE
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- Council of Europe - International organisation. News, activities, press releases, and publications. Covers human rights, treaties and political and social issues.
- Council of Europe Publications - Information on Council of Europe Publishing, which produces works in the Organisation's spheres of reference, including human rights, legal science, health, ethics, social affairs, environment, education, culture.
- Council of Europe Treaty Documents - Online copies of Treaties, Reservations and Declarations, and Partial Agreements. Full text searchable, in English, French, German, Italian and Russian.
- The Europe of Cultural Cooperation - Inclusive activities and cooperation in education, culture, youth, and sports.
- LLRX - Guide to Researching the Council of Europe - Research guide including summary of institutions and their roles. From the Law Library Resource Xchange.
- OSCE Networking - Comprehensive library of primary and secondary sources on the OSCE, led by the PSIO, CORE and ISN under the auspices of the Swiss Government.
- US Department of Justice - Convention on Cybercrime, Frequently Asked Questions - An overview of the background, structure, procedure and offences covered by the Cybercrime Convention.
- Wikipedia - Council of Europe - Online encyclopedia article briefly covering the institutions, aims and membership of the Council of Europe.
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