Human Rights Online Course

In today’s world, understanding human rights is not just a matter of ethics—it is essential for global citizenship, professional development, and inclusive social progress. This Human Rights course is specially designed for learners who are eager to comprehend learning disabilities through the lens of equality, justice, and international law.

From freedom of speech to disability rights, this course equips you with a detailed understanding of the universal frameworks that govern human dignity, freedom, and anti-discrimination principles. Whether you're an educator, healthcare provider, policymaker, or advocate, this curriculum offers an accessible yet in-depth exploration of global human rights instruments and their relevance to individuals with learning disabilities.

Through the exploration of real-world case studies, landmark declarations, and international organizational roles, this course empowers you to identify, respect, and promote equal treatment and non-discrimination for all individuals, especially for those with cognitive or intellectual impairments.

This course not only introduces the philosophical foundations of human rights but also addresses social inclusion, mental health, UN charters, policy frameworks, and legal obligations that protect people with learning difficulties in both developed and developing countries.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand fundamental human rights and international legal frameworks.
• Identify key issues related to learning disabilities and inclusion.
• Explain how global charters address disability and discrimination.
• Analyze the role of human rights in everyday social justice.
• Develop inclusive practices in education, care, and policy.
• Advocate for equality and freedom for people with disabilities.

Course Link: Human Rights Online Course

Course Curriculum

Module 01: Basic Concept of Freedom and Human Rights

• Definition and origin of human rights
• Historical evolution of freedoms and civil liberties
• The philosophical basis of equality and justice
• Global vs. regional human rights understanding

Module 02: Classification of Human Rights

• Civil and political rights
• Economic, social, and cultural rights
• Collective and group rights
• Disability rights as human rights

Module 03: Women’s and Children’s Right

• Gender-based discrimination and protection laws
• Education rights of girls with learning disabilities
• International protections under CRC and CEDAW
• Abuse prevention and family support systems

Module 04: Various Aspects of Freedom

• Freedom of speech and expression
• Freedom from discrimination and violence
• Rights to education and employment
• Cognitive liberty and decision-making autonomy

Module 05: Various International Human Rights Organisations

• United Nations and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
• Role of WHO and UNESCO in inclusive education
• Human Rights Watch and disability advocacy
• Disability-specific international treaties and NGOs

Disclaimer:

This is an online course with pre-recorded lessons. You will get access to the course within 48 hours after your enrolment.