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Duration : 1 Hour
Multiple Choice Questions are asked
No. of Questions are asked : 50
Passing Marks : 25 (50%)
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If you are interested in knowing Human rights then this course, "Certificate in Human Rights' ' is the correct course for you. Human rights is a field of study where you will know everything about the examination of basic rights and freedoms of all people around the whole world

It is the law which protects people for their freedom against any evil means. This course on Human Rights will give you a good and proper summary of the topic.

People who are studying about this subject will be given an overview of the entire course. It is designed to help you understand all the basic types of Human rights and why Human rights are important.

It is a great resource for students who are eager to know what are the important Human rights and their importance and for those who want a better, clearer, comprehensive and more concise understanding of everything related to this course.

You will require nothing because this course is given in a very to the point manner where you will learn everything about these topics in detail. You will just require a PC, Laptop or Mobile Phone, your writing materials. This course is designed in such a simplified and easy way, therefore no special prior or previous knowledge is required.

This course is for anyone who is interested in Human rights. Any LLB students, or Human right lawyers, Activist, any people related to Human rights or anyone reading for a common law LL.B programme can take this course.

So don't wait any further and enroll your name in this course and get started.

Total: 111 lectures

Why do We Need to Look at the Rights of the Child Separately?
The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
The Child and the Family
Children in Institutions: The Juvenile Justice System
Adoption
Sexual Abuse of Children
Sexual Exploitation of Children
Right to Education
Child Labour
Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

What are the Rights of the Disabled?
The Importance of Legal Cases in Furthering Rights
A Look at Some of the Special Issues Facing People Living with Disabilities
Accessibility
Education
Employment

What is the Caste System?
The Problems Faced by Dalits
Deprivation of Land Rights
Problems Faced by Dalit Children
Denial of Political Power
The Dalits’ Struggle for Temple Entry
The Role of the State

Emergence of the Concept of Reproductive Rights
Reproductive Rights in the Indian Context
Some Major Campaigns for Health and Reproductive Rights in India
Sex Ratio
Conclusion
Sex and Sexuality
Expanding Horizons
What are Sexual Rights?
Abusing Children is a Crime

Development of the Environment as a Human Right
India and its Environment
The Roots of the Crisis
The International Position
Forests and Forest Dwellers
Protected Areas (PAs)
Grazing Lands
Agricultural Lands
Development and the Environment
What are the Alternatives?

Background
Housing as a Basic Human Right in the International Context
Housing as a Human Right in the Indian Context
Adequate Housing and its Relation to Other Rights
International Legal Resources Referring to Children and Housing Rights
Current Policy Programmes and Practices45
Changes in Policy
The National Campaign for Housing Rights (NCHR)50

Who are Home-based Workers?
The Ministry of Labour
Background to Home-based Workers
Milestones in the Home-based Workers’ Struggle
SEWA Milestones
Conclusion

Gandhian Ideals Behind the Struggles for Rights
Oneness and Equality of Religions
Sarvodaya and Collective Trusteeship
Gram Swaraj or Village Autonomy
Decentralisation of Power
Self-reliance
Machines
Yajna and Service
Passive Resistance
Human Rights and World Citizenship
Ram Rajya and the World Federation
Social Justice
Sarvodaya and Social Reconstruction
Vinoba Bhave, the Man
The Bhoodan Movement
From Bhoodan to Gramdan and Beyond: A Creative Metamorphosis
Vinoba Bhave on the Gramdan Movement
Later Developments

The Ocean Commons
International Law and Fishing Rights
Some Concepts
Globalisation and Fisheries
A Background to Indian Fisheries
The Artisanal Fishery
The Trends in the Indian Fishing Scene Affecting the Artisanal Fishery
The Fish Workers’ Struggles
The Beginnings of the Struggle
Structuring the Organisation
The State’s Response
Consolidating the Base
Appeasement
Legal Tug of War
The International Debate
The Kanyakumari March
Influence of the Feminist Movement
The Path Ahead

Introduction
The First Public Hearing: Kot Kirana
The Second Public Hearing: Bhim
The Third Public Hearing: Vijaypura
The Fourth Public Hearing: Jawaja
Fifth Public Hearing: Thana
Beawar Mass Meeting
Beawar Dharna
Jaipur Dharna
Report of the Committee
Formation of the National Campaign for People’s Right to Information
Jaipur Dharna Two
The Second Phase: Operationalising the Law
Kukarkheda Public Hearing
Surajpura Public Hearing
Bori Public Hearing
Bhim Public Hearing
Janawad Public Hearing
The Right to Food Agitation

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