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Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
What is International Human Rights Law?
This four-week online course examined the nature of international human rights law. The course covered its history, norms, systems and institutions including treaties, and bodies that oversee its implementation. The proclaimed universality of international human rights law was explored with consideration for geography and the role of state sovereignty.
4 weeks, 4 hours per week
Sian Lewis-Anthony
Senior Lecturer
The University of Kent
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Learning outcomes
- Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of what constitutes international human rights law, its norms, systems and institutions
- Explore the history of international human rights law
- Debate arguments concerning the claims of universality of human rights
Syllabus
- The nature of human rights
- History of human rights
- Universality of Rights
- Norms, systems and institutions
Issued on 6th March 2023
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