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Notes: Simple resolutions (from one chamber of Congress) and concurrent resolutions do not have the force of law and are cited like enacted bills. To assist the reader in locating the resolution, “a parallel citation to a committee hearing, legislative report, or the Congressional Record may also be provided.”
Include the title of a UN decision or report in italics, if applicable. Resolution or Decision Number: Abbreviate the relevant UN Body and include the number of the resolution or decision.
Include the title of a UN decision or report in italics, if applicable. Resolution or Decision Number: Abbreviate the relevant UN Body and include the number of the resolution or decision.
Generally, authors may wish to include (a) the identity of the creator, (b) title, (c) publication date, (d) any unique identifiers, including functional URLs, and (e) any relevant page or paragraph numbers. Some citation styles also include the date the site was accessed.
Name of government department or committee. Year of publication (in round brackets). Title (in italics). Place of publication: publisher. Series or paper number (in brackets) — if applicable.
When citing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in MLA format, add an in-text citation in parentheses that includes the author's name and the article number that you're quoting from. For example, after your cited work, you'd write, in parentheses, UN General Assembly art.
The MLA Style Center Cite a congressional document by following the MLA format template. Begin by listing the government entity as the author, followed by the title of the source. Then list the name of the publisher and the date: United States, Congress, House, Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.
The MLA Style Center Cite a congressional document by following the MLA format template. Begin by listing the government entity as the author, followed by the title of the source. Then list the name of the publisher and the date: United States, Congress, House, Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.
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