School Of LawHuman Rights in Practice and TheoryWestern Sydney University Unit Code: 200953.1
Discipline: BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL LAW
Student Contribution Band: 4
Level: 7
Credit Points: 10
Assumed Knowledge
Knowledge such as is gained through completion of a law degree (Bachelor of Laws or Juris Doctor) or equivalent in any jurisdiction.
Unit Enrolment Restrictions
Students must be enrolled in 2824 Master of Laws, 2784 or 2810 Master of Laws (International Governance), 8083 Bachelor of Research Studies, 8084 Master of Research - HC or 8085 Master of Research - LC.
About this Unit
This unit examines the place of regional human rights systems in the global architecture of human rights. Concepts of universalism, relativism and the 'Asian values' debate are examined. The record of human rights treaty ratification and compliance in Asia and the Pacific is examined within the context of the international treaty system as well as the ASEAN regional human rights regime. The development and implementation of international and domestic human rights protections in criminal law, constitutional law and institutional construction are examined across the region.
Courses2824.1 | Master of Laws | CURRENT |
2826.1 | Juris Doctor | CURRENT |
8083.2 | Bachelor of Research Studies | CURRENT |
Specialisations
A2015.1 | Master of Laws (Law Graduate) - 80cp pathway | CURRENT |
A2016.1 | Master of Laws (Law Graduate) - 120cp pathway | CURRENT |
A2017.1 | Master of Laws (Non Law Graduate) - 80cp pathway | CURRENT |
A2018.1 | Master of Laws (Non Law Graduate) - 120cp pathway | CURRENT |
A2019.1 | Master of Laws (Law & Non Law Graduates) - 160cp pathway | CURRENT |