Description
The Human Rights Law elective course provides an in-depth exploration of human rights principles, laws, declarations, and covenants at both national and international levels. The course delves into the historical evolution of human rights, their philosophical foundations, and the mechanisms for their protection through international conventions, commissions, and constitutional safeguards. Students will analyze the intersection of human rights with politics, society, and vulnerable groups, gaining insights into advocacy and policy-making. This course fosters respect for international obligations, promotes awareness of fundamental rights and duties, and equips students with the knowledge needed to champion human dignity and justice.
