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Approved Modules for Master Programme
The course consists of advanced modules designed to provide a thorough understanding of international human rights in justice administration. The Master Programme is aimed at advancing and promoting human rights in justice administration amongst the practitioners responsible for the administration of justice. The programme addresses Judges, Magistrates, Prosecutors, Legislators, Lawyers and Diplomats.
- The Role of the Legal Profession in Human Rights Law
- The Major Regional and Universal Human Rights Instruments
- Independence and Impartiality of Justice Administrators (Judges, Magistrates and Prosecutors)
- Understanding Corruption and Anti-Corruption
- The Role of the Justice Administrators in the Fight against Corruption
- Capacity of Judicial Integrity in Combating Judicial Corruption
- Human Rights and Arrest, Pre-trial Detention and Administration of Justice
- The Right to a Fair Trial (From Investigation to Final Judgement)
- International Legal Standards for the Protection of Persons Deprived of Their Liberty
- The Use of Non-Custodial Measures in Justice Administration
- International Legal (Judicial) Cooperation
- The Rights of the Child in Justice Administration (including the Right of Children in Conflict with the Law)
- Justice Administration and the Rights of Women (including Mechanism to Address Laws Discriminating against Women)
- Major Key Rights and Freedom
- Non-Discrimination and the Right to Equality in Justice Administration
- Role of the Courts in Protecting Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
- Protection and Redress for Victims of Crime and Human Rights Violations
- The Rule of Law and the Administration of Justice
- The Justice Administration During States of Emergency
- International Human Rights Law and Human Rights
- Final Master Research Project
Free Study Material
Full Course Material will be provided free of charge to registered practitioners/students on the understanding that the study material will be used for study (and project) and not for a commercial purpose.
Audience
Human Rights Diplomats, Prosecutors, Lawyers, Judges, Magistrates, Legislators and Court Clerks/Administrators/Registrars who wish to increase their knowledge and understanding of human rights in global justice administration.
Registration
Disclaimer
Diplomatic Academy of Europe reserves the right to cancel, amend and or discontinue this course without prior notice.
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Lord Mandelson
Anti-Corruption
"Corruption undermines democratic institutions, retards economic development and contributes to government instability.".
UNODC
UN Office on Drugs and Crime
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