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Human Rights Education
ASEP offers a comprehensive online Certificate in Human Rights Education program for professionals and individuals interested in creating a better society. The online learning platform will allow self-paced learning
The training provides a deep understanding of human rights principles, history, and implementation. Human Rights education aims to build a culture of respect, promoting understanding, tolerance, and empathy among individuals and communities.
The training is for social workers, educators, community leaders, activists, and the general public. Human rights education can be delivered in educational institutions, educating the community through various awareness campaigns. It is a critical tool in creating a just, pluralistic, and inclusive society, as it equips individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to promote human rights.
Objective:
Objective:
To empower individuals to take action to create a better society.
Take action against violation of Human Rights and injustice.
Promote justice for all, equality, and non-discrimination.
Cultivate a healthy attitude of respecting cultural, religious, and racial diversity
Instilling a sense of responsibility to the broader community and society.
What will the training cover
What will the training cover
Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Introducing the participant to the important principles outlined in the UDHR.
Legal Frameworks: Explaining national and international laws and treaties that protect the violation of human rights
Discrimination and Equality: Addressing issues related to discrimination, racism, gender discrimination, and prejudice
Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights: Exploring an individual’s rights related to education, health, work, and an adequate standard of living.
Children’s Rights: Focusing on the specific rights and protections afforded to children.
Women’s Rights and Gender Equality: Covering issues related to gender-based discrimination and violence.
Human Rights Advocacy: Providing skills in advocating and promoting human rights in various social contexts.
Role of Civil Society: Covering the importance of creating a healthy and just society to promote peace.
Who is this for?
Who is this for?
The training is for social workers, educators, and community leaders.
Social activists and the general public.
Human rights education can be delivered in educational institutions, educating the community through various awareness campaigns.
It is a critical tool in creating a just, pluralistic, and inclusive society, as it equips individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to promote human rights.
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