Human Rights and Citizenship

Based on the conceptual and practical framework of the 1948 Human Rights United Nations Universal Declaration, this activity is multi-faceted and global; hence, the class uses the experiences of human rights defenders from around the world to educate students and others about Human Rights and urge them to take action when faced with a range of ethical issues.

Key takeaways

1. Demonstrate an understanding of the concept of human rights, its philosophy and history.

2. Formulate connections between everyday activities and larger global issues, such as the right to education and fair working conditions.

3. Develop awareness of the importance of advocating for fellow citizens both locally and globally.

Quick facts:

ECTS credits: 3 credits

Language: English

Semester: Spring