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صنفی مساوات اور انسانی حقوق

حقوق کی تعلیم میں صنفی حساس اور تقاطعی طریقے اپنائیں۔

مخصوص مقاصد

مخصوص مقاصد

کورس مکمل کرنے پر طالب علم یہ کام کر سکے گا:

  • صنف، مساوات اور امتیاز کے لیے واضح زبان استعمال کریں۔
  • محرومی اور طاقت کی باہم جڑی شکلوں کو پہچانیں۔
  • ایسی تعلیمی سرگرمیاں ڈیزائن کریں جو منصفانہ شرکت کو ممکن بنائیں۔

کورس کے بارے میں

کورس کی تفصیل

حقوق کی تعلیم میں صنفی حساس اور تقاطعی طریقے اپنائیں۔

قابلِ اعتماد انٹرنیٹ اور شرکت کی آمادگی۔

کورس کا مواد

3 ماڈیولز · 75 منٹ

صنفی مساوات اور انسانی حقوق3 ماڈیولز
صنفی تصورات25 min
تقاطعی نقطۂ نظر25 min
جامع ڈیزائن25 min

کورس کے سیشنز

کورس کا مواد

صنف، مساوات اور امتیاز کے لیے واضح زبان استعمال کریں۔

صنف، مساوات اور امتیاز کے لیے واضح زبان استعمال کریں۔

محرومی اور طاقت کی باہم جڑی شکلوں کو پہچانیں۔

محرومی اور طاقت کی باہم جڑی شکلوں کو پہچانیں۔

ایسی تعلیمی سرگرمیاں ڈیزائن کریں جو منصفانہ شرکت کو ممکن بنائیں۔

ایسی تعلیمی سرگرمیاں ڈیزائن کریں جو منصفانہ شرکت کو ممکن بنائیں۔

2026 learning cohort

کورس کا ایجنڈا

صنفی تصوراتسیہریک لرننگ ٹیم

Course content

1 section · 11 lectures · 46m total length

Human Rights Fundamentals10 lectures · 30 Hours
Introduction to human rights3:00
Major historical and philosophical concepts3:00
Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)3:00
ICESCR: The treaty and progressive realization3:00
Rights to food, water and housing3:00
International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights3:00
Business and human rights3:00
Discrimination, disability and human rights3:00
Human rights protection in Pakistan3:00
Putting human rights protection into action3:00
Course conclusion0:30

5 Days • 10 Main Sessions • 30 Hours

Course Content

Morning: Introduction: Major Historical and Philosophical Concepts

Core principles, purposes, and historical context of human rights.

The first session addresses core principles and purposes of human rights, including universality, inalienability, equality, dignity, and non-discrimination. It also provides the historical context for the rise of human rights.

Expected Learning Outcomes

  • Describe the historical development of rights.
  • Define the main philosophical concepts of rights: universal, inalienable, and inherent.
  • Define terms such as rule of law, equality, and human dignity.
  • Outline the legal context to human rights: duties, obligations, and compliance.
  • Debate arguments on the reason for human rights.

Learning Exercises

  • Defining key concepts in human rights.
  • Problem-solving case studies.
Activities: Defining key concepts; problem-solving case studies

Afternoon: Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)

Historical context, Pakistan's role in drafting, purpose, legal status and human rights advocacy.

Activity: Case study on UDHR violations

Morning: ICESCR: The Treaty

Economic, social and cultural rights; progressive realization; justiciability; and the right to work.

Activity: Exercises on progressive realization and justiciability

Afternoon: ICESCR: Livelihood Rights

Food, water, housing and the 4A model: available, accessible, acceptable and adaptable.

Activity: Group negotiation on a housing rights situation

Morning: International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

Civil, political and legal rights; derogable rights; states of emergency; courtroom rights; freedom of expression and privacy.

Activities: State of Emergency case studies; legal rights case study; debate

Afternoon: Business and Human Rights

ICCPR and ICESCR, the UN Guiding Principles, three pillars, Pakistan context and human rights due diligence.

Activity: Application of HRDD standards to a Pakistan-based case

Morning: ICERD — Racial and Religious Discrimination

Racism, racial discrimination, colonialism, stereotypes, religion, gender discrimination and intersectionality.

Activity: Developing a project to counter racial discrimination

Afternoon: Disability and Human Rights

UNCRPD, disability rights, inclusion, reasonable accommodation, stereotypes and access to education.

Activity: Case study on access to education for persons with disabilities

Morning: Domesticating Human Rights

Treaties ratified by Pakistan, domestic laws, constitutional rights, courts, government institutions, civil society and national human rights institutions.

Activities: Assess rights in the Pakistan Constitution and protection framework

Afternoon: Putting Human Rights Protection Into Action

Role play, debate, mini moot court and a practical community-based human rights scenario.

شرکت

ضروریات

قابلِ اعتماد انٹرنیٹ اور شرکت کی آمادگی۔

Teaching Method

Teaching & Learning Approach

co_present

Lectures & Presentations

Short lectures and presentations.

groups

Group Learning

Learning exercises and group work.

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Student Practice

Group exercises and in-class quizzes.

Reference Materials

Resources & Materials

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Required Reading

Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Pakistan Constitution.

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Legal Instruments

ICESCR, ICCPR, ICERD, CRPD and the UN Guiding Principles.

library_books

Recommended Reading

SHAPE-SEA / SEAHRN textbook materials, OHCHR materials and Pakistan-focused reports.

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Case Studies

Pakistan-focused cases used throughout the sessions.

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Audio-Visual Resources

Course media used to support facilitated discussion.

Evaluation

Assessment

Attendance Requirement85%

Activities

  • UDHR memorization test
  • UDHR violations quiz
  • Quiz on UN Protection
  • Case Studies on the Pakistan Constitution

3–7 August 2026

Course Agenda

Participants Registration
Welcoming RemarksIntroduction to SIHREC — UNDP Pakistan / SIHREC
Ice-Breaker: Human Rights Bingo
Introduction to Major Historical and Philosophical Concepts (Part I)Dr Mike Hayes
Short Break
Introduction to Major Historical and Philosophical Concepts (Part II)Dr Mike Hayes
Lunch
Human Rights Instruments: UDHRDr Mike Hayes
Short Break
Applying Rights in the UDHRDr Mike Hayes
Participants Registration
ICESCR
Short Break
ICESCR: Progressive Realization of Rights; Right to Work
Lunch
ICESCR: Livelihood Rights — Food, Water and Housing
Short Break
Negotiation on the Right to Housing
Participants Registration
International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR)
Short Break
ICCPR: Freedom of Expression; Rights in the Courtroom; States of Emergency
Lunch
ICCPR and ICESCR: Business and Human Rights Framework
Short Break
Business and Human Rights: Best Practices from PakistanCase study on Garment Workers' rights
Participants Registration
ICERD: Debating Racist Stereotypes
Short Break
ICERD: Workplace Discrimination
Lunch
UNCRPD: Disability and Human Rights
Short Break
Rights for PWDs and the Right to Education
Participants Registration
Domesticating Rights in Pakistan: Ratified Treaties, Courts and the Constitution(s)Dr Mike Hayes
Short Break
The Constitution and National Human Rights Protection FrameworkSheherazade Amin — SIHREC
Lunch
Putting Human Rights Protection Into ActionGroup exercise: applying human rights to a local Pakistan community
Short Break
Concluding Discussion
Course's EvaluationSIHREC Staff