Correspondence Courses Human Rights

Will you please provide the list of courses offered at Indian Institute of Human Rights, New Delhi ?

Indian Institute of Human Rights (IIHR), New Delhi was came into existence in the year 1990. It deals with the studies, training, research, publication, conference organization and consultancy in field of human rights and civil liberties.

Courses Offered:
Post Graduate Diploma in Human Rights

The duration of the Post Graduate Diploma in Human Rights course is two years.The mode of teaching is Correspondence.For the course the exam is conducted every year in month of June and December.

Eligibility Criteria:
Applicants must have obtained degree in Graduation (Arts / Science / Commerce / Engineering / Agriculture / Medicine / Law / Pharmacy).
Students appearing in final year graduation exams may also apply

Below the process is given from where you can get admission form.
Go to the official website of Indian Institute of Human Rights, New Delhi.
After that you can see Admission Form on the top.
Click on it .

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Contact Details:
Indian Institute of Human Rights
A 50, Paryavaran Complex
Saket-Maidangarhi Marg
New Delhi 110030 INDIA
24 Hours Mobile Helpline for Admissions: (0)9650777388, (0)9810117779
Phone: 91 (011) 2953 2930, 2953 2850
Fax: 91 (011) 2953 4609

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Indian Institute of Human Rights, New Delhi offer the Post Graduate Programme in Human Rights through distance learning.

Indian Institute of Human Rights (IIHR), New Delhi was established in 1990. It was established as a constituent unit of the World Institution Building Program (WIBP), an International Charity incorporate as a Public Charitable Trust at New Delhi.

Post Graduate Programme in Human Rights

The two years Post Graduate Programme in Human Rights being conducted through correspondence in the field of human rights, civil liberties, international humanitarian issues, refugee rights and laws, disaster and emergency relief, apartheid and racial discrimination, drug abuse, judicial activism and global and regional perspectives of human rights.

The admissions to this course is commences every year for June and December sessions for candidates holding Bachelor's Degree or an equivalent qualification in any discipline.

Eligibility :

Graduation (Arts / Science / Commerce / Engineering / Agriculture / Medicine / Law / Pharmacy).

Duration : Two years.

Mode of Teaching : Through Distance Learning (DL) / Correspondence.

Subjects

First Year

Trimester - I : Foundation Course
Conceptual and Theoretical Understanding of Human Rights

1.1 Introduction to Human Rights

1.2 Principles and Theories of Human Rights

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 gotop

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

Contact details

Indian Institute of Human Rights
A 50, Paryavaran Complex
Saket-Maidangarhi Marg
New Delhi 110030 INDIA

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