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Current Issues in Human Rights Law


Dozent/in Prof. Dr. iur. Martina Caroni, LL.M.
Veranstaltungsart Workshop
Code FS191337
Semester Frühjahrssemester 2019
Durchführender Fachbereich Öffentliches Recht
Studienstufe Master
Termin/e wöchentlich (Do), ab 21.02.2019, 14:15 - 16:00 Uhr, 4.B54
Umfang 2 Semesterwochenstunden
Inhalt This workshop focuses on current issues in human rights law. These may include, inter alia, rights of indigenous minorities, reproductive rights, enforced disappearances, migration etc. The class will be held in two parts. During the first part of the semester students will work in groups (3 to 4 students) and prepare presentations and papers on the chosen topics. After a first organisational meeting at the beginning of the semester there will be no weekly class meetings but rather individual guidance sessions with Prof. Martina Caroni and her team for the groups. During the second part of the semester there will be weekly meetings for the group presentations and discussion of the issues presented.
E-Learning https://lms.uzh.ch/url/repositoryentry/16539681060
Voraussetzungen Basic knowledge of international human rights law
Sprache Englisch
Begrenzung Yes, 12 students
Anmeldung Registration/deregistration mandatory on the"UniPortal" from 15 until 28 February 2019; only stundents who enrol during this period will receive a grade at the end of the semester.
Abschlussform / Credits Grade based on class participation (1/3), presentation and conduction of discussion (1/3) and the paper (1/3) / 5 Credits (für alle Module ohne anderslautende Angabe)
Grade based on class participation (1/3), presentation and conduction of discussion (1/3) and the paper (1/3) (StuPO 2016) / 5 Credits (für Modul Current Issues in Human Rights Law)
Grade based on class participation (1/3), presentation and conduction of discussion (1/3) and the paper (1/3) (StuPO 2011) / 6 Credits (für Modul Current Issues in Human Rights Law)
Hörer-/innen Nein
Kontakt lehrstuhl.caroni@unilu.ch
Anzahl Anmeldungen 19 von maximal 12