Disability as a Human Rights Issue: Global and National Perspectives
European Inter-University Centre for Human Rights and Democratisation via Canvas Network
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Overview
This course explores the intersection of disability and human rights from both global and national perspectives. Students will learn about the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities and the legal frameworks in place to protect their rights. The course covers topics such as the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, disability discrimination, and inclusive education. By the end of the course, students will have a deeper understanding of the importance of viewing disability through a human rights lens and advocating for the rights of individuals with disabilities. The teaching method includes video lectures, readings, discussions, and assignments. This course is designed for individuals interested in human rights, disability rights advocacy, law, social work, or related fields.
Reviews
4.8 rating, based on 5 Class Central reviews
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The course has helped me resolve some of the uncertainties that I’ve had regarding the concept of human rights. Moreover, I’ve had an opportunity to examine different perspectives on disability, coming from participants all over the world. What I would accentuate as especially valuable is the fact that the course provides the participants with interesting literature which encompasses factual information as well as authentic examples of contemporary disability issues. Thank you for the opportunity to be part of such an interesting course. I am looking forward to new courses by EIUC!
— Ljerka Gordic, Centre for Students with Disabilities, University of Belgrade, Serbia -
In-depth, engaged and professional!
The 6 weeks of self-paced learning culminating in a final questionnaire (testing our ability to interpret our newly gained knowledge) have been positively challenging and rewarding. The course material was of exceptional, well audited and internationally sourced content; recommended additional reading was contemporary and relevant; and the course moderator led with passion and professionalism. I am certainly keeping my eyes open for future academic opportunities as relates to Human Rights and the EIUC Global Campus. -
Thanks to all of you for your very professional work and for your kind and human approach: it was really a beautiful experience for me (my first on line course and hopefully not the last one). I had the opportunity to increase my knowledge and awareness about disability international rights and to listen to people coming from other countries speaking about it.
Luca Salvadori, Lawyer, Italy -
" I really appreciate this opportunity. It was a wonderful experience and I liked all the information that I read. hope to attend another training course with this topic."
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I liked this course, although I would have preferred an opportunity to submit essays for consideration. That said, the overview what comprehensive.