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Understanding Human Rights_강의계획서 내용 안내
WeekTopicSubtopicLearning Activity
0 Overview of the Course Intro to the course & overview of what’s to come Lecture video
1 The Development of Human Rights
  1. Fundamentals of human rights I: Definition of human rights
  2. Fundamentals of human rights II: Key values & aims
  3. Historical background of human rights
  4. Development of human rights I: Key documents
  5. Development of human rights II: Post-WWII universal human rights documents
Lecture video,
Quiz,
Short discussion
2 Generations of Human Rights
  1. Generations of human rights: Intro
  2. Generations of Human Rights I: Civil and political rights
  3. Generations of Human Rights II: Economic, social and cultural rights
  4. Generations of Human Rights III: Solidarity rights
  5. A 4th generation of human rights?
  6. Challenges to generational rights
Lecture video,
Quiz,
Short discussion
3 Human Rights Violations
  1. Human rights violations
  2. Human rights obligations & responsibilities
  3. Who violates human rights?
  4. National level human rights protective mechanisms
  5. International level human rights protective mechanisms & the role of the UN
Lecture video,
Quiz,
Short discussion
4 Prisoner Rights: US vs Norway Prisons
  1. Intro & prisoner rights
  2. Case Study: Anders Breivik I – Background information
  3. Case Study: Anders Breivik II – Legal case & exploration of prison conditions
  4. Analysis of Norway’s cushy prisons
  5. Comparison of Norway’s cushy prisons & US harsh prisons
Lecture video,
Quiz,
Short discussion
5 A Fourth Generation of Human Rights for the 21st Century
  1. Is a fourth generation of human rights needed?
  2. Terrorism and human rights: New challenges
  3. Case-study: The Apple vs. FBI case – Case info & its enduring legacy
  4. Internet/Communication Rights: The right to be forgotten
Lecture video,
Quiz,
Short discussion
6 Transitional justice
  1. What is transitional justice?
  2. Where does transitional justice come from?
  3. Transitional justice objectives
  4. Transitional justice strategies
  5. Challenges for transitional justice
  6. Case study I: Oskar Groening
  7. Case study II: ‘Comfort women’
Lecture video,
Quiz,
Short discussion
7 Offline Workshop: Transitional justice case study evaluation
8 Midterm Exam
9 Women’s Rights &
The Gender Wage Gap
  1. History and development of women’s rights
  2. CEDAW
  3. Gender wage gap
  4. Focus on Iceland
Lecture video,
Quiz,
Short discussion
10 Displaced People I
  1. Definition of displacement
  2. Types of displaced people & causes of displacement
  3. Definition of displaced people I: Refugees
  4. Definition of displaced people II: IDPs
  5. Definition of displaced people III: Asylum seekers
  6. Definition of displaced people IV: Migrants
  7. Definition of displaced people V: Stateless people
  8. The problematic nature of definitions of displaced people
Lecture video,
Quiz,
Short discussion
11 Displaced People II
  1. Who helps displaced people? The role of the UNHCR I
  2. Problems & challenges
  3. The Syrian refugee crisis
  4. Trump’s travel ban
Lecture video,
Quiz,
Short discussion
12 Offline Workshop: Displaced people problem solving
13 Case Study:
North Korean
Human Rights Issues
  1. North Korean human rights violations
  2. Attempts to deal with North Korean human rights abuses
  3. Human rights of North Koreans outside their homeland: China
  4. Human rights of North Koreans outside their homeland: South Korea
  5. Interview: The role NGOs play in helping North Korean refugees
Lecture video,
Quiz,
Short discussion
14 LGBTQ Rights
  1. Definition of the LGBTQ community
  2. Evaluating the status of LGBTQ rights internationally
  3. Military issues I: South Korea
  4. Military issues II: The US
  5. Marriage equality
  6. Abuse and discrimination
  7. Why LGBTQ rights are underdeveloped?
Lecture video,
Quiz,
Short discussion
15 Final Exam

 

평가 방법 및 기준

Attendance (Quiz) 25%, Discussion 15%, Test 60% (Midterm exam 30%, Final Exam 30%)
  • There will be a short quiz every week.
  • Students will need to contribute to the discussion board once a week. Students will be given a list of questions/prompts to respond to and will be required to contribute 200-250 words to the discussion board at the end of each unit.
  • The overall grade will be determined from the grades of quizzes (25%), discussion (15%), a midterm (30%), and a final (30%).

 

이수증 발급

Learners with an overall score of at least 60%