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Human Rights Communication and Advocacy: Theory and Practice Prescriptor Qualifications TimeTable Course Code SOSC804 EFTS 0.2500 Points 30.00 Level 8 Download Course Descriptor Prescriptor This course gives students an advanced introduction to the theory and practice of human rights communication and advocacy, exploring the intersecting roles of governments, civil society organisations and national human rights institutions and equivalent agencies such as the Ombudsmen's Office. Students will examine fundamental human rights such as freedom of expression, the right to privacy and new internet based rights and explore the critical nexus between communication, human rights and audiences, combining theory, practice and interventions including new and old media platforms. The role of anti-discrimination legislation will be examined, as will the responsibilities and duties of advocates. Resources No Resource is available. Qualifications The course is available as part of the following qualifications. Expand to see requisite details. Points   AK1069   Postgraduate Diploma in Human Rights   (PgDipHumRights) 120.00 No requisite courses specified.   AK1068   Postgraduate Certificate in Human Rights   (PgCertHumRights) 60.00 No requisite courses specified.   AK1023   Master of Human Rights   (MHumRights) 180.00 Prerequisites any 1.00 of SOSC801 ,  SOSC802 ,  SOSC803   ICE1   Individual Course Enrolment   (ICE) 0.00 No requisite courses specified.   INEXCH1   International Exchange (Inbound)   (INEXCH) 0.00 No requisite courses specified.   SABRD1   Study Abroad   (Study Abroad) 0.00 No requisite courses specified. Timetable No timetable information is available. Contents Main Menu Qualification Specialisations Qualification Types Qualifications by Faculty Short Courses Course Search Academic Calendar Downloadable Forms and Guides

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