About the library
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Public Service
Any private citizen can use the library. Books can be borrowed directly or through your local library, journals and other online materials can be downloaded at a modest price but only directly from the library’s computers. We offer WI-FI, study desks and help and advice from our staff.
The library is part of the Danish Institute for Human Rights and offers access to e-resources, reference books and journals on international and European human rights policy and protection. It also contains extensive holdings of monographs on earlier and current human rights related research.
Origins
The library collectionwas originally established atThe Danish Centre for Human Rights.
From 2003-2012 the DanishCentre for Human Rightsbecame part of The Danish Centre for International Studies and Human Rights, DCISM, and thelibrary became part of the DCISM Library.
From 2013 the library continues as a focused human rights library at the Danish Institute for Human Rights.