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Universal Justice and Human Rights
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Universal Justice and Human Rights

What humanity has done wrong, and how we can work together to do it right
Last updated 3/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Human Rights
  • Torture
  • Genocide
  • Slavery
  • Racism

Course content

13 sections25 lectures8h 39m total length
  • Introduction33:19

Requirements

  • Ability to speak English

Description

UPDATE: All my courses now come with custom Certificate of Completion!

Humanity is capable of great things, but it's also capable of great evil. This course will talk about difficult subjects like genocide, slavery, racism, sexism, and more. We will discuss what they are, how they have come about, and what we can do as a species to help prevent them from happening again. We will also cover related subjects like how different populations (such as women, children, and people of color) are often targeted for the worst human rights abuses.

At times, discussions can be difficult for many learners, so please be prepared for this difficult content. You are encouraged to take breaks and decompress between lectures.

Lectures:
Human Rights
Philosophical Foundations of Human Rights
Human Rights Assumptions
Human Rights Law
International Law
Free Speech and Censorship
Freedom of Speech in the Modern World
Political Prisoners
Terrorists, Disappearances, and Others
Torture
Torture Methods
Torture Justifications
The Death Penalty
The Death Penalty, Religion, Philosophy, and Politics
Death Penalty Research
Segregation and Apartheid
Caste Systems and Sexism
The History of Slavery
Slavery in the Modern World
Genocide
Genocide in the Modern World
Refugees
Refugees in the Modern World
Women and Human Rights
Children and Poverty

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone interested in social justice
  • Civic leaders
  • Activists