International Human Rights Law
( 25 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to International Human Rights Law
Overview of the course, historical development, and importance of human rights

Module #2
Theoretical Foundations of Human Rights
Philosophical and legal underpinnings of human rights, including natural law and positivism

Module #3
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
History, principles, and significance of the UDHR, and its role in setting standards

Module #4
International Human Rights Instruments
Overview of major treaties, conventions, and covenants, including the ICCPR and ICESCR

Module #5
The International Human Rights System
Structure, functions, and roles of UN human rights organs, including the HRC and OHCHR

Module #6
Human Rights and State Sovereignty
The tension between state sovereignty and international human rights law and standards

Module #7
Civil and Political Rights
Overview of rights such as life, liberty, and security, freedom of speech and assembly

Module #8
Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
Rights to health, education, work, and social security, and their intersection with development

Module #9
Womens Rights and Gender Equality
International standards and frameworks for promoting womens rights and addressing gender-based discrimination

Module #10
The Rights of Children and Youth
International standards and frameworks for protecting the rights of children and youth

Module #11
Racial Discrimination and Xenophobia
International standards and frameworks for combating racial discrimination and xenophobia

Module #12
Refugee and Migration Law
International standards and frameworks for protecting refugees and migrants

Module #13
Human Rights and Armed Conflict
International humanitarian law and human rights law in times of war and armed conflict

Module #14
Enforcement Mechanisms and Remedies
UN treaty bodies, special procedures, national human rights institutions, and regional mechanisms

Module #15
Human Rights and National Law
Incorporation of international human rights law into national legal systems and domestic implementation

Module #16
Regional Human Rights Systems
Overview of regional human rights systems, including the European, Inter-American, and African systems

Module #17
Human Rights and International Criminal Law
The intersection of human rights and international criminal law, including war crimes and crimes against humanity

Module #18
Human Rights and Business
The role of business in promoting and violating human rights, and the UN Guiding Principles

Module #19
Human Rights and Environment
The intersection of human rights and environmental degradation, including the right to a healthy environment

Module #20
Human Rights and Disability
International standards and frameworks for promoting the rights of persons with disabilities

Module #21
Human Rights and Indigenous Peoples
International standards and frameworks for promoting the rights of indigenous peoples

Module #22
Human Rights and Development
The intersection of human rights and development, including the sustainable development goals

Module #23
Human Rights and Technology
The intersection of human rights and technology, including surveillance, privacy, and freedom of expression

Module #24
Human Rights and Global Governance
The role of human rights in global governance, including the UN, regional organizations, and non-state actors

Module #25
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in International Human Rights Law career

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International Human Rights Law ( 25 Modules )

International Human Rights Law
( 25 Modules )