Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
How Well Does International Human Rights Law Serve Marginalised People?
This online course investigated the claims of universality of international human rights law. Its shortcomings were outlined through examples of marginalised groups, such as refugees, migrants, and those living in poverty and inequality. Discrimination and violence against women were also explored.
4 weeks, 4 hours per week
Sian Lewis-Anthony
Senior Lecturer
The University of Kent
Transcript
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.
Syllabus
- Women and human rights
- The poor and human rights
- Refugees and human rights
- Undocumented migrants and human rights
Issued on 20th July 2025
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