The first roadmap for Gwangju's implementation of its own local human rights system. Developed in close connection to the World Human Rights Cities Forum process.

The first collective vision and roadmap by local governments worldwide on what local implementation of human rights meant on the ground and how could it be advanced.

The final declaration of the first World Human Rights Cities Forum which triggered the implementation of a local human rights system in Gwangju

A compilation of policies implemented by Utrecht showing how the local government gives effect to international Human Rights Treaties.

A publication developed with Barcelona's IGOP and Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona.

The Mexico City Charter pioneered the local implementation of the right to the city in Latin America. It was developed after the leadership of local actors of Mexico City.

Extensive report of the World Forum on Human Rights (Nantes, 2008). Its outcomes contributed to the drafting process of the Global Charter-Agenda for Human Rights in the City.

The document that scaled-up human rights cities networking in Europe. It was adopted in 2001 in Saint Denis (France) as a follow-up to the Barcelona Cities for Rights Declaration (1998).

A landmark innovation for human rights cities, the Montreal Charter redefined the relationship between government and citizens based on rights and duties.

Final Declaration of the Forum of Local Authorities for Social Inclusion and Participatory Democracy (FAL) held in Caracas in 2006.