Title | Planning and Co-Organiser of three day short course, ‘Beyond Law: The UN mechanisms for the protection of human rights’ |
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Authors | Kathrani, P. and McClean, E. |
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Description | Are you a human rights professional? Interested in becoming one? Or do you work with marginalised or vulnerable people? Are you interested in learning how United Nations (UN) human rights may bene t your work? This intensive short course provides a practical, work-based introduction to how UN human rights may be used successfully in a domestic setting. • UN human rights is an important but under-used resource for human rights and other advocacy workers and those working with vulnerable and marginalised people • Under UN human rights law states have a legal obligation to protect human rights and this law may be used to hold them to account • UN human rights mechanisms are important for the protection of human rights at the domestic level. |
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Year | 2014 |
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Keywords | Human Rights; Practice; Change; Enforcement; Strategies |
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Web address (URL) | https://www.westminster.ac.uk/file/5321/download?token=9KOv06FA |
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