Human Rights Advocacy & Litigation

Overview

The course aims to provide participants with (i) a general understanding of the theory of human rights and human rights advocacy as part of a wider field of constitutionalism, law and social change, and (ii) a more detailed understanding of constitutionalism and human rights in South Africa, as well as how human rights lawyers in post-apartheid South Africa have conducted their advocacy, with a particular consideration of theoretical application, strategic goals, constitutional and practical possibilities, and institutional constraints. Further, this course aims to allow for theoretical reflection on practical human rights work. A quality-assured certificate from the University of the Witwatersrand is issued on successful completion.

Duration

14 Weeks

Format

1.5-hour virtual lectures weekly

Pricing

VAT Incl. = R20,100.00