HMRT-HUMAN RIGHTS
The course provides a basic introduction to international human rights including conceptual foundations and key theoretical debates with attention paid to current events that are shaping justice and human rights. It provides a variety of disciplinary perspectives on human rights including philosophy, socio-legal studies, political science, law, and criminology. The combination of understanding the conceptual foundations, key theoretical debates, and thematic areas in human rights will enable students to understand the evolution of human rights regimes and their influence in society today. The course is broken into four parts. The first part provides an understanding of the historical underpi
Courses
- HMRT 2110G — Introduction to Human Rights
- HMRT 2125 — International Rights of Children
- HMRT 2175G — Border Justice & Human Rights
- HMRT 3996 — Issues in Human Rights
- HMRT 4550V — Skills & Ethics for Human Rights Work
- HMRT 4580V — International Environmental Law and Justice
- HMRT 4720V — Space Law & Human Rights