The International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute (IBAHRI) is inviting human rights defenders to embark on a transformative journey through a free online training course focused on the crucial aspect of freedom of religion or belief (FoRB). Scheduled from February 17 to 27, participants will immerse themselves in 16 comprehensive sessions, meticulously crafted to equip them with essential theoretical and practical knowledge necessary for safeguarding this fundamental right.
This enlightening initiative boasts a roster of distinguished experts in human rights and FoRB, including Dr. Nazila Ghanea, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on FoRB, and Professor Fernand de Varennes, a former UN Special Rapporteur on minority issues. Other notable contributors are the Honourable Hina Jilani, an esteemed IBAHRI co-chair and member of The Elders, alongside Rangita de Silva de Alwis, IBAHRI vice chair and a key figure in the UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women.
The IBAHRI is offering a free online course for human rights defenders focusing on freedom of religion or belief from February 17 to 27, consisting of 16 informative sessions. Expert speakers, including UN rapporteurs and advocates, will guide participants. This initiative is supported by ROLE UK, enhancing collaborative efforts to uphold rights in developing nations.
In summary, the IBAHRI’s online training on freedom of religion or belief is not just an opportunity but a vital resource for human rights defenders eager to deepen their understanding and advocacy skills. With expert guidance and a structured curriculum spanning over ten days, this course promises to be a beacon of knowledge and support. Collaboration with ROLE UK underscores a commitment to enhancing legal frameworks aiding vulnerable communities worldwide.
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