Basic Skills Course for Human Rights Defenders
This course aims to introduce the trainee to the process of monitoring and documentation, and to define them as terms ...
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This course aims to introduce the trainee to the process of monitoring and documentation, and to define them as terms through which human rights violations are followed up and monitored, and that the basis for them is the process of “collecting information”, methods of collecting information, its sources, and fact-finding, and its purpose as a means of accessing information.
- Lawyers
- Human rights defenders
- Activists
- political workers
Basic Skills Course for Human Rights Defenders
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01 What is the difference between a human rights lawyer and other lawyers? -
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02 What is the monitoring and documentation process?
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03 What is the difference between monitoring, documentation and fact-finding?
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04 What does the term documentation mean?
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05 What does Monitoring mean within human rights work?
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06 What falls under the label of human rights violations?
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07 What is the process of collecting information?
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08 Examples of methods and sources of information collection
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09 What rights does a human rights lawyer defend?
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10 What are the basic principles of monitoring and documentation?
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11 Monitoring is not for blackmailing the authorities or seeking political gains
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12 Do no harm
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13 Respect the mandate
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14 Know the standards
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15 Be Discretionary
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16 Seek advice
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17 Respect authorities
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18 Credibility
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19 Respect confidentiality
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20 Digital Security and Safety
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21 Understand the country
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22 Patience and perseverance
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23 Correctness and accuracy
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24 Impartiality
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25 Objectivity and sensitivity
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26 Integrity and visibility
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27 Purpose of documentation and monitoring operations
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28 What is the difference between journalistic and human rights investigation?
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29 Conclusion
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