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Human rights law is a pervasive subject, particularly as UK legislation needs to be compatible with the European Convention on Human Rights. For those with an interest in fundamental rights, this thought-provoking course is ideal.
This introductory short course in Human Rights Law provides an excellent overview of the specific human rights and the rights and obligations that the state and individuals have.
The course is taught by a professional lawyer at our central London location, and includes debate and discussion of relevant issues.
Students on this Human Rights Law short course are given cases from various areas of law including family, criminal, refugee and employment law within which human rights articles have been invoked.
Lively discussions are held on current issues concerning human rights, e.g. the application of the law to suspected terrorists, or the exercise of freedom of expression concerning articles that may appear obscene.
The main topics covered are the treatment of aliens, the right to life, ill-treatment, liberty and security, fair hearing, privacy, freedom of expression, freedom of association, discrimination and terrorism law.
“ I really enjoyed this course. The tutor was approachable and patient with our questions. ”
Hayley Brock
Former student
You will learn:
Applicants must be proficient in written and spoken English.
Classes are delivered by means of lectures and group discussion. Students are invited to contribute by presenting personally prepared topics.
Written work will be suggested by the tutor to supplement the talks and in-class exercises may be used to test students' knowledge.
Human Rights Act 1998 on www.legislation.gov.uk
Nasreen Choudhury
Nasreen Choudhury, a non-practicing solicitor, came onto the Roll of Solicitors in 2004 and previously practiced as a solicitor in the areas of welfare, immigration, family and criminal law.
Nasreen has worked in private practice and for non-governmental agencies representing clients in high profile cases up to and including at the High Court.
