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LAW4155International human rights 406(LAW)
Ms Sarah Joseph 6 credit points + Three 1-hour lectures per week + First semester + Clayton Synopsis: Introduction to the basic relevant concepts of public international law. The concept of /international human rights0. International enforcement machinery. The Human Rights Committee and relevant human rights Charter bodies. Specific human rights (including, inter alia, freedom from torture, the principle of non-discrimination; economic, social and cultural rights. Limitations to human rights (eg derogation in time of emergency, limitations due to reasons of public order, national security). The impact of international human rights law on the Australian domestic scene. Assessment: Optional essay: 40% + Final examination: 60% or 100% |
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