TSMC台積835 M3M4
The purpose of this course is to examine the history, development, structure of international human rights law and its impact on the domestic level, particularly in Taiwan. In this course, the students will investigate the historical background and legal fr<x>amework of the United Nations and its related core human rights treaties and institutions. In addition, other human rights topics include key actors to implement international human rights law, transitional justice, global immigration and rights protection are also discussed at class. Furthermore, the emerging human rights issues such as climate crisis and the rights of indigenous people, the challenges of artificial intelligence to human rights and global pandemic crisis to human rights also will be analyzed. To enrich class discussion, three guest lecturers will be invited. Lecture topics include child rights, disability rights and human rights in the context of illiberalism.
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科法所優先,第3次選課起開放全校修習
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