Application of Human Rights Framework – The Basics
Application of Human Rights Framework – The Basics, available at $22.99, has an average rating of 3.6, with 32 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 248 reviews, and has 2913 subscribers.
You will learn about Fundamental concepts and principles of rights Different categories of rights State obligations How the human rights framework is applied to different situations This course is ideal for individuals who are Human rights activists or Social activists or Young academics and lawyers or Anyone who has an interest in learning about how the human rights framework is applied in practice It is particularly useful for Human rights activists or Social activists or Young academics and lawyers or Anyone who has an interest in learning about how the human rights framework is applied in practice.
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Summary
Title: Application of Human Rights Framework – The Basics
Price: $22.99
Average Rating: 3.6
Number of Lectures: 32
Number of Quizzes: 3
Number of Published Lectures: 32
Number of Published Quizzes: 3
Number of Curriculum Items: 36
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 36
Original Price: $22.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Fundamental concepts and principles of rights
- Different categories of rights
- State obligations
- How the human rights framework is applied to different situations
Who Should Attend
- Human rights activists
- Social activists
- Young academics and lawyers
- Anyone who has an interest in learning about how the human rights framework is applied in practice
Target Audiences
- Human rights activists
- Social activists
- Young academics and lawyers
- Anyone who has an interest in learning about how the human rights framework is applied in practice
Are you someone who has an interest in daily news and has noted the worldwide concern for human rights? Have you been following the debates on human rights? Have you wanted to learn about the basics of human rights yourself?
Or, are you a human rights or social activist seeking to strengthen your skills for applying the human rights framework?
If one of these categories describes you, then this course will help you in your quest!
So, what will you get from this course?
Very briefly, the course introduces you to the basic concepts and principles of human rights, the different categories of rights, the notion of State obligations, the basics of applying the human rights framework to issues, and an overview of strategies for promoting and protecting rights.
What will you get in terms of how the course is taught?
The course is taught using the following:
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Lectures with lots of examples to help you connect
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Questions for reflection
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Case studies
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Practice exercises based on case studies
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Lesson-end quiz
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One 60-minute assignment
Each lesson begins with a statement of what you will cover in that lesson and ends with a reinforcement of what you have learned. There are lots of infographics in the course to help understand the complex concepts and what’s more, to make it exciting for you, we have converted each of them to a poster, which you can download at your end.
Similarly, you can download the case studies and practice questions along with the model answers as well!
You can use all the downloadable materials to conduct your own trainings and workshops or as ready reckoners.
What else do you get?
Please remember, this course is a basic course on human rights, hence each component discussed in this course needs further in-depth inquiry and learning. Therefore, it is likely you will have clarifications and questions. Be assured that the instructor will always be around at the discussion forum to assist you further. Simply post your questions and she will respond to them promptly.
Human rights being a very dynamic subject, the instructor will also keep you informed with periodic news, views, materials, and updates through the discussion forum. The aim is to make your journey into learning human rights a truly collaborative one! What’s more, at the discussion forum you are likely to meet human rights enthusiasts and activists from all over the world and be able forge new alliances and friendships!
If all this sounds exciting to you, then get ready to add this course to your cart and make it a part of your knowledge-acquiring journey – ‘knowledge’ that you can put into action for a better world!
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Content and Overview
This course is divided into four lessons:
Lesson 1: Fundamental Concepts and Principles of Rights – In this lesson, you will get to know what we mean when we say, “I HAVE a right” and from where and how these rights have evolved. You will get a close look at systems at the national, regional, and international levels that provide recognition and protection to these rights. You will also understand how “rights holders” and “duty bearers” are defined under the international human rights system.
Lesson 2: Categories of Rights– This lesson will cover the meaning and scope of rights guaranteed in the International Bill of Rights. So, here we will examine the fundamental characteristics of rights, including a discussion on “discrimination.” Finally, you will get a glimpse into the different categories of nights namely – civil liberties, political, economic, social, and cultural rights along with an understanding of the common features that bind them.
Lesson 3: Understanding State Obligations– In this lesson, with the help of a case study and a practice exercise with a model answer, you we will get to examine the content of obligations of States to ‘respect’, ‘protect’, and ‘fulfil’ with regard to any right.
Lesson 4: Applying the Human Rights Framework– In the concluding lesson, you will have the opportunity to learn about how to conduct a human rights assessment. Case studies and practice sessions will help you fortify your learning. Finally, we will wind up reflecting upon strategies for human rights work.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Expert Talk
Lecture 1: Introduction to Instructor & What's In It For Me
Chapter 2: Fundamental Concepts and Principles of Rights
Lecture 1: What We'll Cover
Lecture 2: Meaning of Rights and Its Sources
Lecture 3: Evolution of Human Rights
Lecture 4: Where Human Rights are Codified
Lecture 5: Rights Holders and Duty Bearers in the International Human Rights System
Lecture 6: Key Takeaways
Chapter 3: Categories of Rights
Lecture 1: What We'll Cover
Lecture 2: Fundamental Characteristics of Human Rights
Lecture 3: Categories of Rights
Lecture 4: Questions for Reflection
Lecture 5: Key Takeaways
Chapter 4: Understanding State Obligations
Lecture 1: Recap and What We'll Cover
Lecture 2: Generic Obligation to Respect, Protect, & Fulfil
Lecture 3: Case Studies: Generic Obligation to Respect, Protect, & Fulfil
Lecture 4: Practice with Solution for Generic Obligation to Respect, Protect, & Fulfil
Lecture 5: Obligation of Progressive Realization
Lecture 6: Question for Reflection
Lecture 7: Obligation with Regard to Non-Discrimination
Lecture 8: Derogations from Obligations
Lecture 9: Limitations on the Enjoyment of Rights
Lecture 10: Key Takeaways
Chapter 5: Applying the Human Rights Framework
Lecture 1: Recap and What We'll Cover
Lecture 2: Basic Steps to Conduct a Human Rights Assessment
Lecture 3: Case Study: Steps to Conduct a Human Rights Assessment
Lecture 4: Practice 1 with Solution for Steps to Conduct a Human Rights Assessment
Lecture 5: Practice 2 with Solution for Steps to Conduct a Human Rights Assessment
Lecture 6: Afternote: Steps to Conduct a Human Rights Assessment
Lecture 7: Use of International Human Rights Law in the Domestic System
Lecture 8: Strategies of Human Rights Work
Lecture 9: Key Takeaways
Chapter 6: Assignment
Chapter 7: Conclusion
Lecture 1: Wrap-up and Future Action
Instructors
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Betelvine Learning
eLearning for change -
Kalpalata Dutta
Expert – International Human Rights Law and Education -
Asian Institute for Human Rights – AIHR
Facilitating action and reflection for continuous learning
Rating Distribution
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- 2 stars: 4 votes
- 3 stars: 22 votes
- 4 stars: 69 votes
- 5 stars: 152 votes
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