This course is ideal for law students, social science students, activists, NGO workers, educators, and anyone passionate about social justice and equality. Whether you're looking to strengthen your academic foundation or enhance your fieldwork knowledge, this class is designed to provide both theoretical understanding and practical insights into human rights.

Over the course of 15 days, participants will explore:

The history and evolution of human rights

Core international instruments like the UDHR, ICCPR, and ICESCR

Constitutional provisions related to human rights in India

Role of the judiciary and NHRC

Rights of vulnerable groups: women, children, minorities, and the differently abled

Contemporary human rights challenges (e.g., digital rights, refugee crisis, climate justice)

Case studies and landmark judgments

Field-based applications and advocacy strategies

Students are encouraged to bring:

A notebook or writing device (laptop/tablet) for notes

An open mind ready for discussion and debate

Basic awareness of current events and human rights issues in the news

Reading materials provided before the session (if applicable)

By the end of this course, students will have a deeper understanding of human rights principles and the tools to advocate for them eff

ectively.