DateVenuePrice
| Jul 16 2012 - Jul 21 2012 | Singapore | GBP 2,000 | ![]() |
| Oct 29 2012 - Nov 03 2012 | Singapore | GBP 2,000 | ![]() |
Duration: 1 week
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Course Overview
The course will be run using a series of Presentations, Discussions, examining a number of Case Studies, sharing experience and knowledge, examining international best practice in the implementation of Gender and Socio Economic equality.
Course Objectives
- The development and implementation of human rights instruments
- Policies and best practices aimed at promoting gender equality at global, regional and national levels
- Gender-based violence and harmful practices
- Contemporary developments impacting on gender equality such as
- HIV/AIDS, participation in decision-making, the role of women in peace-keeping, women as refugees
- Case studies on gender and sex discrimination
Course Outline
- Introduction to socio-economic rights
- The recognition of socio-economic rights at global, regional and national levels
- The scope and contents of specific rights
- State reporting obligations on socio-economic rights under international human rights law
- The role of the Commissions in monitoring the implementation of socio-economic rights
- The role of budgeting in realising socio-economic rights
- Litigating socio-economic rights
*Course fee is not inclusive of VAT

