Vienna+21: The Future of Human Rights Movement & Global Machinery The course will cover the progressive developments since the 1993 Vienna UN World Conference on Human Rights. Participants will learn about the skills and strategies of civil society to maximize the global machinery to promote and protect human rights.
Significant study will cover the important initiatives and subsequent instruments and institutions available for advocates in the UN charter and treaty bodies as well as regional mechanisms. Detailed program available on the webpage.
Period
04-08-2014 - 08-08-2014 (1 weeks)
Target group
Students interested in human rights, activists, academics, advocates, International Human Rights NGOs
Course aim
Vienna+21: The Future of Human Rights Movement & Global Machinery The course will cover the progressive developments since the 1993 Vienna UN World Conference on Human Rights. Participants will learn about the skills and strategies of civil society to maximize the global machinery to promote and protect human rights. Significant study will cover the important initiatives and subsequent instruments and institutions available for advocates in the UN charter and treaty bodies as well as regional mechanisms.
Credits
3.0 ECTS credits
Participation certificate with ECTS and the grade.
Course fee
EUR 350: Reduced course fee for students. early registration bonus until 31st of January!
Course leader
University Post-Graduate Professional Joshua Cooper, University of Hawai'i Political Science Department / Center for Pacific Islands Studies Department
INNES
Address: Favoritenstr. 4-6
Postal code: 1040
City: Vienna
Country: Austria
Website: http://www.innesvienna.net
E-mail: summersession@innesviena.net
Phone: 436802349265
Vienna+21: The Future of Human Rights in the 21st Century
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