Description
In this course, you will learn:-
- You should be able to understand basic concepts of public ethics and law, as well as the concept and significance of human rights throughout history and in the current international environment, at the end of this course. You should also be able to recognise and reflect on some specific concerns on the human rights agenda, such as women's, children's, and indigenous peoples' rights, as well as the environment.
Syllabus:-
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Notions of Public Ethics I
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Notions of Public Ethics I
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Notions of Public Ethics II
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Notions of Public Ethics II
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Democracy, Citizenry, International Order and International Law
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Democracy, Citizenry, International Order and International Law
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The Historical Evolution Of Human Rights
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The Historical Evolution of Human Rights
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Internationalization of Human Rights in the Post-War. Main Legal Documents
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Internationalization of Human Rights in the Post-War. Main Legal Documents
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Civil and Political Rights I
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Civil and Political Rights
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Civil and Political Rights II
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Civil and Political Rights II
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Civil and Political Rights III
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Civil and Political Rights III
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Freedom of Expression
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Freedom of Expression
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Equality and Non-Discrimination
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Equality and Non-Discrimination
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Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
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Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
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Restrictions on Rights
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Restrictions on Rights
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Human Rights Violations I
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Human Rights Violations I
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Human Rights Violations II
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Human Rights Violations II
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Human Rights Violations III
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Human Rights Violations III
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The Human Rights Movement
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The Human Rights Movement
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National Mechanisms of Protection
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National Mechanisms of Protection
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Universal and Regional Protection Mechanisms
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Universal and Regional Protection Mechanisms
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International Criminal Law
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International Criminal Law