Since its establishment, the United Nations has been issuing documents. In order to meet the demand for document release, the printing press of the United Nations used to work 24 hours a day without interruption. Nowadays, most UN documents are only released in electronic form. UN documents include meeting minutes and resolutions passed by legislative bodies such as the General Assembly, the Security Council, or the Economic and Social Council, which often contain tasks of the UN Secretariat or the UN system. The United Nations always publishes paper reports of the Secretary General, which mainly assess the work status of the United Nations and announce new work initiatives. This website can search for meeting records, meeting summaries, resolutions of legislative bodies, United Nations reports, treaties, maps, yearbooks, etc. These contents constitute the history of the United Nations. You can also access the cases and judgments of the International Court of Justice (UN) through this page. This website can search for meeting records, meeting summaries, resolutions of legislative bodies, United Nations reports, treaties, maps, yearbooks, and more.