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BRD agrees with the UN
that the basis of human rights education is the Universal Declaration of
Human Rights (UDHR). Its simplicity of vision causes it to be accessible
to people of all ages and conditions.
BRD focuses its Human
Rights Training Courses on tolerance education. It understands that our
understanding of human rights contains a personal value system. This
system is a mirror of the culture and region where we live. Our
experience in our circles of identity, such as gender, class, religion,
and family status, further defines our value system. |
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BRD strives to make
its education participants aware of their own assumptions in this
regard. It offers a specific course which teaches that if we presume
that we can speak on behalf of everyone, we risk infringing on others
whose rights we wish to defend.
BRD is widely involved
in Human Rights Basic and Advocacy Training and Education. It is also a
member of the CSO Collation for Shadow Reporting to the United Nations
on Social Economic and Cultural Rights. Human rights courses conducted
by BRD as follows:
Advocacy and Human Rights
Law Course
Participatory Approach to
Human Rights Education
Gender and Development
Basic Human Rights
Human Rights Education for
School Teachers
Shadow Reporting on
Economical, Social and Culture Rights |
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