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Find out how human rights and criminal law connect or challenge each other Are you a master's student or a new professional in law and international relations? In this course, you will develop your understanding of human rights law, international criminal law, and how the two concepts relate to each other. You will learn the basic principles of human rights and how they have influenced international criminal law. You will discover to what extent international criminal law has met the expectations of victims of human rights violations. You'll also see what individuals and governments have done to prioritize human rights in the fight against international crime.
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Explore the connection between human rights law and international criminal law and reflect on their similarities and differences. The University of Padua is one of the oldest and most prestigious centers of learning in Europe; Its goal is to provide its students with professional training and a solid cultural background.
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Course language:English with English subtitles
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Created by:University of Padua
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Paolo DeStefani
I have a legal background and have been teaching international human rights law at the University of Padua since 1991. I am currently teaching the master's degree in human rights and multi-level governance.
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- DELIVERY SCHEDULE: Study at your own pace and availability
- STUDY TIME (est): 4 weeks, 6 hours per week
KEY ASPECTS OF THIS STUDY
- Explain the interaction between human rights, gender issues, children's rights and international criminal law (ICL)
- Assess to what extent ICL has actually met the expectations of victims of crimes such as genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity, and what contribution international prosecutions have made to the cause of human rights
- Compare the tools available for women and children to claim their rights when they are involved in situations of organized violence
- Debate on whether international criminal and human rights courts effectively protect the most vulnerable in situations of armed conflict or generalized violence
- Get involved in mapping and sharing information about agencies fighting sexual and gender-based violence.
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The University of Padua is one of the oldest and most prestigious centers of learning in Europe; Its goal is to provide its students with professional training and a solid cultural background.
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