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POSC 3215

International Human Rights

Undergraduate

introduces students to international human rights, in theory and practice. Course topics include: the history and philosophy of human rights, and international and Canadian structures and provisions. The course includes an examination of selected areas of international human rights, such as children’s rights, environmental rights, and humanitarian intervention. It explores current and future applications of human rights. All sections of this course follow International Studies guidelines available at www.mun.ca/hss/IS .

Prerequisites & course information

CR: the former Law and Society 3300, the former POSC 4215 EQ: Law and Public Policy 3215 , the former Law and Society 3215 PR: Successful completion of 45 credit hours

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