Category:
Courses
Educational hub:
Target audience:
Students
Keywords:
Law, Human Rights, Legal
University:
Palacký University Olomouc
ECTS credits:
–
Mode of delivery:
Contact name:
Radana Kuncova
Contact email:
radana.kuncova@upol.cz
Contact name #2:
Contact email #2:
Language:
English
Study cycle:
Bachelor, Master, PhD
Additional info:
Start date:
2023-07-24
End date:
2023-08-04
Application start:
2023-02-15
Application deadline:
2023-05-31
SGD:
N/A
Course credit:
Yes
Free course:
Yes
Aurora competence framework:
Only for enrolled students:
Yes
Open for registration to all Aurora Universities:
Yes
Faculty:
Law
Micro-credential:
No
From 24 July to 4 August 2023, the Palacký University Faculty of Law organizes the Human Rights Policy Clinic within a 2-week-long Summer Law School. This Summer Law School will allow you to experience the Human Rights Policy Legal Clinic, which normally takes a whole semester, condensed in a two-week intensive schedule.
Program Description
A Legal clinic is a special form of legal education, combining theory and practice, designed to teach not only knowledge, but also develop skills and instill values, and promote social justice. Legal clinics exist in many forms. One of them is a Policy Legal Clinic, where students do not help individual clients, but rather focus on existing legal problems from a policy perspective, usually by analysis of legal regulation and its practical application, identifying problems and deficiencies, and suggesting general measures, such as changes to legal regulation or other policy-oriented activities, to address the problem. The Summer Law School will allow the participants to develop:- knowledge in the area of international, European and comparative human rights law (proportionality, horizontal effect, tension between universalism and particularism, equality, positive and negative obligations) and specific rights (human dignity, freedom of speech, socio-economic rights, environmental rights),
- develop a wide range of analytical, creative, problem-solving, legal writing and critical thinking skills, increase their sensitivity to human rights issues in general, but specifically in cross-cultural context, and
- understand the importance of human rights monitoring, policing and advocacy.