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Equality of Access
Copyright Issues
Privacy
Confidentiality
Security

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Includes several levels of obligation. Librarians outside the United States often base their policies on this statement of ethics. There are two versions. One long and one short.

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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights

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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights

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Outside the USA , many libraries base their policies on this. It enumerates the rights of all human beings.

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The first and fourth amendments to the U.S Constitution

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The first and fourth amendments to the U.S Constitution

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The familiar words of the first amendment cover many freedoms granted to U.S Citizens. It prohibits the U.S. government from passing any law that curtails the freedom of speech.

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It is often used as a guiding principle in many library settings for developing policy along with the code of ethics. It is different it that it addresses the purpose of the library as an institution rather than various levels of obligations of the librarian.

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Addresses a group of information professionals whose guiding principles are different from those found in traditional librarianship.

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American Association of Law Libraries (1999)

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American Association of Law Libraries (1999)

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It specifically addresses a particular subset of librarians, those who provide legal information services to both the legal profession and the public.

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Addresses a particular subset of librarians whose work may come in conflict with the expertise of another group of professionals, members of the medical community.

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The ASIS&T approved a set of guidelines instead of a code of ethics. The guidelines address information professionals who might work outside of traditional information institutions.

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The Code of Ethics of the American Library Association (2008)

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The Code of Ethics of the American Library Association (2008)

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Most familiar code of Ethics.
It is considered by many to be the most general statement of Ethics in librarianship.

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Major Ethical Codes for Reference Librarians

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Major Ethical Codes for Reference Librarians

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Four Levels of obligation:
To the individual, to the profession, to the organization or institution, and to society