| 1.3. Culture, Wisdom,
Religion, and Human Rights
1.4 International Relations, Democracy,
and Human Rights
Trimester - II : Orientation
Course
Systems, Organisations and Instruments of Human Rights
2.1 Systems for Protection of Human
Rights
2.2 Organizations Related to Human
Rights
2.3 Instruments of Human Rights and
Covenants
2.4 1993 Vienna Declaration and
Programme of Action
Trimester - III : Integration
Course
Contemporary Human Rights Situations and Issues
3.1 Human Rights in Global and Regional
Perspectives
3.2 Promotion and Protection of Human
Rights and Prevention of Its Violations
3.3 State of Human Rights in India
3.4 Refugees, Displaced Persons,
Immigrants, and Asylum
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Second Year
Trimester - IV : Specialisation
Course
A) Concept Specific Themes in Human Rights
4A.1 Rethinking and Redesigning
Human Rights
4A.2 Expanding Economic, Social, and
Cultural Agenda
4A.3 Expanding Environment and
Development Agenda
4A.4 Establishing Linkages with Other
Disciplines
B) Action Specific Themes in Human
Rights
4B.1 Human Rights Activism and Role
of NGOs
4B.2 Role of Amnesty, Red Cross and
National Human Rights Commission
4B.3 Implementation, Enforcement and
Realisation of Human Rights
4B.4 International Humanitarian Issues,
Laws and Assistance
C) Issue Specific Themes in Human
Rights
4C.1 Child and Human Rights
4C.2 Women and Human Rights
4C.3 Religion and Human Rights
4C.4 Population and Human Rights
D)
Legislation Specific Themes in Human Rights
4D.1 International Human Rights
Provisions
4D.2 Regional Human Rights Provisions
4D.3 National Human Rights Provisions
4D.4 Indian Constitution and Human
Rights
E) Violation Specific Themes in Human
Rights
4E.1 Torture, Custodial Violence and
Disappearances
4E.2 Pretrial Detention, Undertrials and
Prisoners
4E.3 Human Rights and Police
4E.4 Human Rights During Emergency
F) Refugee Specific Themes in Human
Rights
4F.1 Refugee Laws and UNHCR
4F.2 Refugee Protection and Plan of
Action
4F.3 Refugee Status and Humanitarian
Assistance
4F.4 Refugee Problems and South Asia
Trimester - V : Application Course
Awareness, Teaching, Research, and Implementation
5.1 Human Rights Education, Teaching and
Training
5.2 Human Rights, Peace, Non-Violence,
and Conflict Resolution
5.3 Implementing Human Rights Standards
and Required Legal Aid, Remedies and Reforms
5.4 Role of Judiciary, Public Interest
Litigation and Media
Trimester - VI : Evaluation Course
Report Writing and Thesis Preparation
6.1 Field Report
6.2 Study Report
6.3 Case Study Report
6.4 Master's Thesis
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Study Materials : Printed study
material in the form of books and monographs is provided by IIHR for enabling the
participants to prepare for the Post Graduate Diploma Examination in Human Rights and to
acquire necessary skills in the areas of human rights, civil liberties, global and
regional perspectives on human rights, international humanitarian issues, human rights
activism, disaster and emergency relief, child and bonded labour issues, apartheid and
racial discrimination, refugees and displaced people, drug abuse, role of UNHCR, UNHCHR,
Amnesty International, Red Cross, PUCL, PUDR, NHRC, other government and non-government
organisation on human rights besides other programmes having social, educational,
cultural, economic and legal content for the optimum development of a global sustainable
society for the protection of Human Rights.
Medium of Instruction : The
medium of instruction is English. Accordingly the books and other study materials in
English will be despatched to the admitted participants periodically. However, the medium
of examination shall be both Hindi as well as English. The question papers may accordingly
be answered by the examinees in either English or Hindi.
Admission : Interested persons
having Bachelor's Degree in any discipline or an equivalent qualification may fill in the
Application Form and send the same by Registered Post alongwith four copies of
photographs, one photostat copy of all the relevant certificates and mark sheets of the
different examinations passed and a bank draft of the first instalment of fee, i.e. Rupees
4825 in the name of "Indian Institute of Human Rights" payable at New
Delhi before the last date as announced in the newspapers or as mentioned in the letter
accompanying this Prospectus. The second instalment of fee i.e. Rupees
4800 is payable
before commencement of second year programme.
Tuition and other fees
| First Year Fee (For
Indian Students) |
Rupees |
Rupees Four Thousand Eight Hundred and Twenty-five only |
Rs. 4825.00 |
Second Year Fee
(For Indian Students) |
Rupees |
Rupees Four Thousand Eight Hundred only |
Rs. 4800.00 |
First Year Fee (For
Foreign Students) |
US Dollars 400 |
Second Year Fee (For
Foreign Students) |
US Dollars 400 |
|
|
Completed applications alongwith enclosures including
the first year fee are to be sent to The Admissions Officer, Indian Institute of Human
Rights, Green Gate, A 14-15-16 Paryavaran Complex, Saidulazaib, Saket-Maidangarhi Marg,
New Delhi - 110030 by Registered Post only. Examination fee of Rs. 100
per paper (for Indian students) and US $ 10 per paper (for
Foreign students) is payable at the time of submission of the examination form.
Post Graduate Programme in Human
Rights
Detailed Curriculum
First Year
Trimester - I : Foundation Course
Conceptual and Theoretical Understanding of Human Rights
1.1 Introduction to Human Rights
Human Rights, Introduction, Definition,
Historical Background, Bases and Sources, Idea and Ethos; The UN and its Charter,
International Bill of Human Rights, Perspectives on Human Rights and Human Duties,
Individual and Human Rights, State Responsibility in International Law, Indian
Perspectives on Human Rights, UN Perceptions, Emerging Dimensions in Human Rights, Future
Trends for the Third Millennium.
1.2 Principles and Theories of Human
Rights
Evolution of the Concepts, Theories and
Principles, Internationalisation of Human Rights, Theoretical Foundations of Human Rights,
Modern Theories of International Human Rights, Political Philosophy,
Paradigms of Legal Philosophy, Legal Realism and Critical Theory.
1.3. Culture, Wisdom, Religion, and
Human Rights
Human Rights and Cultural Relativism,
Religion and Human Rights, Theological Perspectives, Impacts of the New World Order, UN
and the Challenge of Human Rights and Cultural Diversity, Global Pluralism and Diversity,
Holistic Humanism, Indian Traditions and Western Imagination; Ecological Wisdom and Human
Rights.
1.4 International Relations,
Democracy, and Human Rights
Human Rights and the Theory of International Relations,
The Morality of States, International Trusteeship and Decolonisation, Human Rights and
Respect for Life, Liberty, Justice and Equity, Political Democracy, Survival of Cultures,
Democracy, Peace and Development, Self Determination and Human Rights, Democracy and
Education, Global Civil Ethics, Rights and Responsibilities.
Trimester - II : Orientation Course
Systems, Organisations and Instruments of Human Rights
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2.1 Systems for Protection of Human
Rights
Introduction to Global Systems, The UN
System, Assessing International Human Rights Reporting Systems, Regional Human Rights
Regimes, The European System for Protection of Human Rights, The European Court of Human
Rights, Inter-American Human Rights System, American Convention on Human Rights, The
African System of Human and People's Rights, African Charter on Human and People's Rights,
Constitutional Protection of Human Rights, International Human Rights through Ombudsman
System.
2.2 Organizations Related to Human
Rights
Human Rights Organisations - Structure
and Functions, Role of UN and Its Specialised Agencies for the Protection of Human Rights,
General Assembly, Security Council, ECOSOC, and UN Commission on Human Rights, The United
Nations and National Human Rights Institutions, Regional Commissions on Human Rights.
2.3 Instruments of Human Rights and
Covenants
Historical Antecedents of International
Human Rights Law, International Human Rights Provisions, Regional Human Rights Provisions,
National Human Rights Provisions, International Bill of Human Rights, Covenants on Human
Rights, Human Rights Treaties, Human Rights under National Constitutions, International
Covenants on Civil, Political, Social and Cultural Rights.
2.4 1993 Vienna Declaration and
Programme of Action
Evolution of Universal Human Rights, Universal
Declaration of Human Rights, Development of Covenants on Civil and Political Rights,
Algiers Declaration, Tunis Declaration, Vienna Declaration, Programme of Action based on
Vienna Declaration, Comprehensive Implementation and Follow up of Vienna Declaration and
Programme of Action.
Trimester - III : Integration Course
Contemporary Human Rights Situations and Issues
3.1 Human Rights in Global and
Regional Perspectives
Human Rights as an Issue in World
Politics, Global Protection of Human Rights, The Politics of Implementing Rights, Human
Rights in the Post Cold War Era, Human Rights in the Contemporary World Society, Bill of
Rights for the Twentyfirst Century, Legal and Political Arguments for a United Kingdom
Bill of Rights, The United States and International Human Rights, Human Rights in East -
West and North - South Relations, Human Rights in the Third World and Developing
Countries.
3.2 Promotion, Protection of Human
Rights and Prevention of its Violations
Human Rights - Promotion and Protection,
Human Rights as a Legal Ideal, Comparative Protection of Human Rights in Capitalist
Developed World and Socialist Third World, Human Rights Violations - Social Contexts and
Subjectivities, Genocide and Other Crimes against Humanity - A Problem of International
Responsibility, Crime Survey and Prevention, Rights of Disabled Persons, Monetary
Compensation for Violation of Human Rights, Creating a Culture of Human Rights.
3.3 State of Human Rights in India
Genesis of Human Rights in India, Human
Rights in Ancient India, Human Rights in Islamic Era, Human Rights in British India, Human
Rights and The Constituent Assembly, Human Rights after Independence, Regional Analysis,
Right to Equality, Civil Rights, Political Rights, Rights relating to Person, Right to
Privacy, Economic and Social Rights, Rights of Minorities, Rights of Suspects, Judicial
Protection, Human Rights in India - A Balance Sheet.
3.4 Refugees, Displaced Persons,
Immigrants, and Asylum
Human Rights and Refugees - Problems and
Prospects, Uprooted and Displaced Persons, Statelessness, Immigration, Asylum and Anti
Foreigner Violence, The Rights of Refugees and Stateless Persons, Rights of Persons
Displaced within their own Country, Basic Rights of Refugees in the Global and Indian
Context, Refugees in the SAARC Region, Indian Position on the Legal Status of Refugees.
Second Year
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Trimester - IV : Specialisation Course
A) Concept Specific Themes in Human Rights
4A.1 Rethinking and Redesigning Human
Rights
Positioning Human Rights in the Current
Global Conjuncture, Rethinking Human Rights, Challenges of Human Rights, Struggle for
Human Rights, Changing Dimensions of Human Rights, Innovations in Human Rights,
Alternative Frame of Values, Need for an Integrated Approach to Human Rights, Peace
Development and Democratisation, Human Rights and the Right to be Human, Inculcating Human
Rights Culture, Human Rights - A Twentyfirst Century Agenda.
4A.2 Expanding Economic, Social, and
Cultural Agenda
Economic and Social Rights and Welfare,
Human Rights in Donors' Policy, Human Rights and Globalisation, Human Rights and
Transactional Corporations, Socio Economic Rights, Socio Economic Disparities and
Violations of human Rights, The Economic Case for Human Rights, The Economic Imperatives
of Human Rights, Human Rights and Social Issues, The UN Social Agenda, Social Justice and
Human Rights, Realisation of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Education.
4A.3 Expanding Environment and
Development Agenda
Eco - Justice : Linking Human Rights and
Environment, Right to Live in a Healthy Environment, Environmental Laws and Human Rights.
Poverty, Environment and Sustainable Developmental Issues in Human Rights, Right to
Development as Human Right - From Rhetoric to a Global Strategy, Integrating Human Rights
with Sustainable Human Development, Building the Foundations of Peace, Humanitarian
Action.
4A.4 Establishing Linkages with Other
Disciplines
Human Rights and Developing Societies;
Human Rights and Equity; Transsexual Issues and Human Rights; Occupational Health Hazards
and Human Rights; Patients, Doctors and Human Rights; Right of the Mentally ill; Right to
Consent to Medical Treatment; Universal Declaration on the Human Genome; Human Rights and
AIDS; Impact of Technology on Human Rights.
B) Action Specific Themes in Human
Rights
4B.1 Human Rights Activism and Role
of NGOs
Human Rights in Action; Human Rights
Activism, Democracy and Law; Judicial Activism and Human Rights; NGOs and Human Rights,
Role of NGOs for Implementing UN Decade for Human Rights Education; NGOs and Protection of
Human Rights within the
UN System; NGOs, Human Rights and the Third World; Role of National Institutions and NGOs
in Promoting Human Rights.
4B.2 Role of Amnesty, Red Cross and
National Human Rights Commission
Introduction, Role and Functions of
Amnesty International; Amnesty's Observations on Violation of Human Rights in India -
Pattern and Sources; International Red Cross and Red Crescent - Role in Enforcing the
Humanitarian Law and Human Rights Law; National Human Rights Commission - Role, Duties and
Functions; NHRC and Redressal of Societal Wrongs; NHRC - Credibility and Acceptance.
4B.3 Implementation, Enforcement and
Realisation of Human Rights
Taking Human Rights Seriously,
Obligation to Implement Human Rights Provisions; Covenants in Domestic Laws; Human Rights
Implementation Mechanism at Regional and International Levels; Role of UN in the
Implementation of Human Rights Laws and Programmes; Ethics in Law Enforcement; Issues of
Democracy; Law Enforcement in a Free Society - New Trends; Implementation and Enforcement
of Human Rights Under the Indian Constitution; Realising Human Rights.
4B.4 International Humanitarian
Issues, Laws and Assistance
The Ethics of Human Solidarity;
Interface Between Humanitarian Issues and Human Rights; Humanitarian Laws; The Geneva
Convention and Protocols; Humanitarian Laws and Human Rights Treaties; International
Humanitarian Law, History and Development; Independent Commission on International
Humanitarian Issues; Impact of Armed Conflict on Children; International Human Rights Laws
for Forces Undertaking UN Operations; Human Rights and National Emergencies, Human Rights
and TADA; Refugee Law and Humanitarian Assistance.
C) Issue Specific Themes in Human
Rights
4C.1 Child and Human Rights
The Rights of Children; Child Survival;
Soft and Hard Rights; Nutrition Rights; Protecting the Right to Life; Human Rights and
Female Foeticide, The Foetus Rights as Human Rights; Abortion through the Ages; Sex
Determination and Ultrasonography; Foeticide, Infanticide and Child Murder; Crime Against
Children; Abuses of Children Rights, Sexual Exploitation and Child Labour; Human Rights
Violations of Street Children; Parenting and Child Health; Child Prostitution; Child Rape;
Bonded Labour; Child Labour; Forced Labour; Illegitimate Child; Delinquent Child.
4C.2 Women and Human Rights
United Nations and Status of Women,
Setting the Global Gender Agenda; The Status of Women in U S and Scandinavian Countries;
Offences, Violence and Crime Against Women; Women Prisoners; Sexual Harassment at Work
Places; Rape Victims; Dowry Deaths; Police Investigation and Harassment; Strategies to
Safeguard the Rights and Dignity of Women; Human Rights of Women - International Standards
and the Indian Law; The Beijing Declaration and Action Plan.
4C.3 Religion and Human Rights
Impact of Religion on Human Rights; Post
Modern Philosophies and Human Rights; Religious Approaches to Religious Rights; Emergence
of Religious Rights; Formation of Religious Communities; Religious Human Rights in Vedic,
Judaic, Buddhist, Islamic, Biblical, and Other Religious Texts; Religious and Social
Practices of Dalits and Human Rights; Religious Activism of Human Rights; Right to Freedom
of Conscience and Religion.
4C.4 Population and Human Rights
The State of World Population;
Population Growth, Food Security and Civil Society; Right to Adequate Food as Human Right;
Population Trends and Policies in the Twentyfirst Century; Population and Human
Settlements; Contraception, Family Planning and Human Rights; The Problem of Induced
Abortion and Human Rights; Direct and Indirect Economic Measures in Fertility Policy; New
Bio-technologies, Population Policy and Ageing.
D) Legislation Specific Themes in
Human Rights
4D.1 International Human Rights
Provisions
The Rights of Self Determination;
International Convention on the Elemination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination and
Suppresion of Apartheid; Discrimination in Employment and Occupation Convention; Equal
Remuneration Convention; Declaration on the Elimination of All Forms of Intolorance and of
Discrimination Based on Religion or Belif; Declaration on Race and Racial Prejudice; War
Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity Including Genocide; Freedom of Association.
4D.2 Regional Human Rights Provisions
American Convention on Human Rights;
Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms; European Social
Charter; Inter American Convention on the Prevention, Punishment and Erradication of
Violence Against Women, European Convention on the Excersice of Children Rights; African
Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child; European Agreement on Transfer of
Responsibility for Refugees; Amreican Convention on Human Rights to Abolish Death Penalty.
4D.3 National Human Rights Provisions
Introduction to National Human Rights
Provisions; The Protection of Civil Rights Act 1955; The Dowry Prohibition Act 1961; Child
Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act 1986; The Child Labour (Prohibition and
Regulation) Rules 1988; The Juvenile Justice Act 1986; The Scheduled Castes and The
Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act 1989; The National Commission for
Minorities Act 1992; Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights
and Full Participation) Act 1995; The Criminal Law (Amendment) Act 1932; The Criminal Law
(Amendment) Act 1961; The Criminal Law Amendment (Amending) Act 1966; The Identification
of Prisoners Act 1920.
4D.4 Indian Constitution and Human
Rights
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Critical Appraisal of Human Rights under
Indian Constitution, Relevant Articles; Human Rights in India and Article 2 (7) of the UN
Charter; Indian Constitution and UN Declaration; Universal Economic, Social and Cultural
Right and the Indian Constitution; Human Rights in the Indian Constitution : A Comparison
with China and USA.
E) Violation Specific Themes in Human
Rights
4E.1 Torture, Custodial Violence and
Disappearances
Elimination of Cruel and Degrading
Treatment and Punishment; Police Attrocities; Human Rights and Judicial Wisdom; Activist's
Role of Supreme Court and High Courts' Role in Safeguarding Human Rights Agains Custodial
Crimes; Impunity - Condoning Custodial Violance; Causes and Cure; Deaths in Custody;
National Standards Against Torture and Custodial Death; Enforced or Involuntary
Disapperances; UN Convention Against Torture; The Committee Against Torture; UN Support to
Victims of Torture.
4E.2 Pretrial Detention, Undertrials
and Prisoners
Human Rights and Pre Trial Detention;
Human Rights Abuses, Sensitising Police and Judicial Personnel; National and International
Standards on Pre Trial Detention; Right Against Arbitrary Arrest; Treatment of Prisoners;
Life Convicts; Prison Justice and Judicial Wisdom; Model Agreement on the Transfer of
Foreign Prisoners and Recommendations on the Treatment of Foreign Prisoners.
4E.3 Human Rights and Police
Police and Human Rights, United Nations
and the Police; Indian Constitution and the Indian Police; The Itiology and Diagnosis of
Human Rights and Unfriendly Police; Human Rights and the Practice of Policing; Police and
Fair Elections; Changing Role of Police and Understanding of Human Behaviour; Human Rights
Friendly Police; Priciples of Police Conduct; Development of Values, Police Personality
and Human Rights.
4E.4 Human Rights During Emergency
Human Rights in a State of Exception,
Standards for the Third World; Human Rights and Emergency; Provisions in the Indian
Constitution; Human Rights Standards in the States of Emergency in the Context of
Multilateral Treaties; The Principle of Proclamation of the State of Emergency; The
Principle of Non - Derogability of Fundamental Rights; Principle of Proportionality;
Principle of Non - Descrimination; Principle of Consistancy; Human Rights, State of
Emergency and the General International Laws.
F) Refugee Specific Themes in Human
Rights
4F.1 Refugee Laws and UNHCR
Origin of International Refugee Regime;
Definition of Refugee in International Law; 1951 Convention on Refugees and its 1967
Protocol : Awareness and Accession; UN Declaration on Territorial Asylum; Refugee
Protection and Human Rights Law; International Human Rights Laws Concerned with Refugees;
International Refugee Convention and the Indian Law; International Instruments on
Refugees, Stateless Persons and Victims of Conflict; International Instruments on
Internally Displaced Persons; Internally Displaced Persons Regime; Laws on Illegal
Migrants; Formulation and Adoption of Regional Refugee Instruments; OAU Refugee
Convention; Reconceiving International Refugee Law; Prospects of Reforming International
Refugee Law; Pertinent Executive Committee Recommendations; Model National Law on
Refugees; UNHCR: The Organizational Framework and Activities; UNHCR; Refugees and Others
of Concern; UNHCR and Support from Military
4F.2 Refugee Protection and Plan of
Action
Humane Protection of Refugees;
Protecting Human Rights of Refugees; Specific Issues in Refugee Protection: Assembly,
Opinion, Expression and Religion; Children; Detention; Education; Fair Hearing; Family
Life; Racial Discrimination; Refoulement; Women; Temporary Protection of Refugees;
Repatriation Aid and Development Assistance; Burden Sharing; Fiscal Burden Sharing; Basic
Legal Concepts in Providing Refugee Protection; Asylum and Treatment of Refugees; Role of
Judiciary in Providing Refugee Protection; Refugee Protection at Regional Level; Durable
Solutions to Refugee Problems; Refugee and Migratory Movements; Managing Migration;
Aftermath Actions : Resettlement; Comprehensive Plan of Actions; Keeping Peace; Promoting
Development; Humanitarian Agenda for Action.
4F.3 Refugee Status and Humanitarian
Assistance
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Definition of Refugees; Uprooted; Information on
Statelessness; Statelessness : Accession; Internationally Displace Persons; Alienage;
Persecution; Grounds for Claiming Refugee Status; Determination of Refugee Status;
Cessation and Exclusion; Statelessness and Citizenship; Indian Position on Legal Status of
Refugees; Humanitarian Assistance to Refugees; Kosovo Exodus : Lessons to be Learnt;
Humanitarian Assistance to Refugees in India; Asylum Dilemma; Defending Refugee Rights;
Return and Reintegration; IDPs and Humanitarian Assistance; Humanitarian Agenda for
Refugees; Safeguarding Human Security.
4F.4 Refugee Problem and South Asia
General Overview of Global Refugee
Problems; General Refugee Situation the World; Refugee Situation in South Asia; Refugees
in South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) Region; Refugees and Migratory
Movements in South Asia; Refugees and Human Rights : An Overview; Refugee Rights : An
Overview; Refugees and Human Rights in India; Chakma Peace Accord between India and
Bangladesh; Changing Approaches to Refugee Problems; Investing in Future : A Humanitarian
Agenda for Refugees; Searching for Solution to Refugee Problem; Regional Initiatives in
South Asia; Developing a Regional Approach to Refugee Problem in South Asia; Refugees and
Regional Securing of South Asia.
Trimester - V : Application Course
Awareness, Teaching, Research, and Implementation
5.1 Human Rights Education, Teaching
and Training
Human Rights Education, Tehran
Conference 1968, Vienna Conference 1993, Role of the Central and State Governments in
Promoting Human Rights Education; UNESCO and Its Role in Human Rights Education for Social
Change; Human Rights Education in India and UN Decade for Human Rights Education (1995 -
2004); Role of Government and Non- Governmental Organisations; Human Rights Teaching at
School, College and University Levels; Human Rights Education : The Legal Perspective;
Research Priorities in Human Rights; Peace Keeping and Traning of International Civil
Servants.
5.2 Human Rights, Peace,
Non-Violence, and Conflict Resolution
Peace as the Idea of Social Needs; 50 Years of UN; Peace
and Human Rights in the UN Agenda; UN Resolution on an Agenda for Peace; The Instinct of
Conflict : The Disappearing Boundaries Between Internal and External Conflicts;
Contemporary Global Conflicts, Global Survey of High and Low Intensity Conflicts and
Disputes; Protection of Human Rights in Armed Conflicts; Human Rights and Ethnic Conflict
Management; Nuclear War and Human Rights; Preventive Diplomacy and Peace Making; The
Future of Human Rights in World Politics.
5.3 Implementing Human Rights
Standards and Required Legal Aid, Remedies and Reforms
Setting and Implementing International
Human Rights Standards; Legal Aid and Human Rights; Legal Literacy; Role of Government and
Non Government Organisations; Prison Reforms and Human Rights; Future Expectations of
Human Rights; Limits of Judicial Review; Free Legal Aid; Legal Remedies Available in
India; Legal Reforms Required;
5.4 Role of Judiciary, Public
Interest Litigation and Media
Legal Philosophy of Human Rights; Role
of Judiciary; Human Rights Jurisprudence and Public Interest Litigation; Judicial
Independence and Human Rights; Protection of Human Rights in Criminal Justice
Administration; Towards A Burgeoning Indian Judisprudemce of Social Action; Media and
Human Rights Education.
Trimester - VI : Evaluation Course
Report Writing and Thesis Preparation
6.1 Field Report
All participants will be submitting a
Field Report related to Human Rights Education, Training, Awareness or incidents related
to Human Rights Violation.
6.2 Study Report
All participants will be submitting a
Concise Report on whatever they have studied from first to fifth Trimester and what
interested them most.
6.3 Case Study Report
All participants will be submitting an
Actual Case Study on Human Rights Related Issue to be published by the Institute from time
to time.
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6.4 Master's Thesis
All participants will be submitting a Master's Thesis
based on the Project Work done by them on a particular topic related to Human Rights,
Civil Liberties, Refugee Issues, Disaster and Emergency Relief, Child, Women, Disabled
Persons, Drug Abuse, Conflict Resolution, Judicial Activism or any similar issue. |
