The displacement course employs an interdisciplinary legal, political, and sociological approach to the issue of forced migration so that by the end of the course, the participants will be equipped with fundamental definitions and concepts pertaining to refugee rights, social-political foundations, and critical approaches to the International refugee legal regimes. Enroll for this course now

This course focuses on the right to access information under international law and standards and explores the intersection of this right with a range of other human rights, such as the right to truth, the right to health, and the right to privacy. It is designed for lawyers and legal practitioners, journalists and media workers, civil society activists, and anyone interested in learning about their rights as guaranteed under international law.

For parents, civic activists, journalists, teachers, lawyers, legislators and others who deal directly or indirectly with children.

Designed and developed to understand human rights demands through the lens of international instruments and mechanisms.