Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
People, Power, and Politics: Influencing Political Decision-Makers on Human Rights
Amnesty International UK
This online course explored what the UK political system looks like, how people in politics can have an impact on human rights change and approaches you can take to create human rights change through politics.
3 weeks, 1 hour per week
Sacha Deshmukh
Chief Executive
Amnesty International UK
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Demonstrate the basic structure of the Westminster Parliament
- Explain the difference between Parliament, the UK Government, Local Government and the devolved institutions
- Explain things politicians can do to influence human rights
- Identify how politicians can influence human rights internationally
- Identify how politicians work with NGOs and charities
- Demonstrate ways of effectively working with politicians
- Describe the influence that people power can have with politicians
- Design plans for engaging politicians on human rights issues
Syllabus
What does the UK political system look like? How do people in politics impact human rights change? How can I create human rights change?
Issued on 10th May 2023
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