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2. RESOLUTIONS (Rule 21.7. 2): ing to the Bluebook, ?[t]he final, authorized version of resolutions appear in the Official Records.

Parts of the Reference Name of the agreement. U.N. Charter. Article number. art. ... Paragraph number. para.

Citing the Charter of the United Nations List the author or organization responsible for the document, followed by a comma. ... List the title of the document in italics, followed by a comma. ... List the date of publication, followed by a comma. ... List the document symbol, followed by a comma.

Referencing - International Law: UN Security Council (UNSC) Author. The first time you reference the document, give the name of the author in full, e.g. United Nations Security Council (UNSC). ... Title. Abbreviate resolution to 'Res' ... Date. The date is always given in (round brackets). Document number.

How to cite a UN report in MLA Author(s) name: If the report was published by an organization that is also its author, omit the author and start with the title. Title of the report: Titles are italicized when independent. ... Report number: Give the report number if available.

In footnote text, use ordinary roman/plain text for case names in a full citation or for case names in a short citation when both parties are referenced. However, in the short cite format when only one party is referenced, italicize the case name. Also, in footnote text, italicize procedural phrases in the case name.

The Bluebook requires that documents in the Official Record should be cited to the Official Record. The document symbol is not enough for proper citation. For example, a correct Bluebook citation to a report would be: "Commission on Human Rights, Report on the Thirty-Eighth Session, U.N. ESCOR, 38th Sess., Supp.