01:30 PM to 04:10 PM R
Innovation Hall 208
Section Information for Spring 2015
Considering a large number of NGOs on human rights in the greater DC area, this course would be helpful to you in many ways. This is a core course for international studies (given its international focus), legal studies, and social justice and human rights concentrations.
Activities:
Discussion of readings, cases, films etc.
Lectures
Field trip
Projects
Other class activities
Sample Topics:
Theory of Human Rights
UN human rights system
Genocide
Minority rights/indigenous rights
Women’s rights
The rights of persons with disabilities
Children’s rights
Environment rights
Labor rights
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Credits: 3
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