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Human Rights Evolution: When? Why? Who?
Explore Historical Milestones, Key Documents, Influential Figures and Social Movements in Human Rights Evolution.
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- 2h 47m video
- 49 lectures
- English
- Captions
- Last updated 2024
Taught by Goniadis Giorgos
- 2h 47m of on-demand video
- 49 lectures across 11 sections
- One-off payment — no subscription
- Lifetime access on web and mobile
- Closed captions (English)
Curriculum
11 sections49 lectures2h 47m total
- Course Overview3:37
- Introduction5:18
- John Lock vs. Thomas Hobbes3:53
- Ancient Egyptian Law (2925 B.C.)2:26
- The Code of Hammurabi (1800-1700 B.C.)1:58
- The Traditional Chinese Law (1046 B.C.-1911 A.D.)4:04
- The Laws of Solon (592-591 B.C.)2:45
- The Cyrus Cylinder (539 B.C.)2:44
- The Edicts of Ashoka (273-231 B.C.)2:53
- The Edict of Milan (313 A.D.)2:47
- Corpus Juris Civilis (529-534 A.D.)3:21
- Impact of religious teachings: Buddhism and Hinduism3:20
- Impact of religious teachings: Judaism and Christianity3:07
- Impact of religious teachings: Islam3:02
- The Charter of Liberties of King Henry I (1100 A.D.)2:47
- The Magna Carta (1215 A.D.)2:48
- The Constitution of the Five Nations, The Iroquois Confederacy (1100-1500 A.D.)2:57
- The Petition of Right (1628 A.D.)2:54
- The Habeas Corpus Act (1679 A.D.)3:04
- The Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution (1776 AD - 1787 A.D.)3:39
- The Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen (1789 A.D.)3:14
- The Declaration of the Rights of Women and the Citizen (1791 A.D.)2:59
- The Bill of Rights of the Constitution of the U.S. (1791 A.D.)2:52
- The Feminist Movement (1792 A.D.)3:18
- The Congress of Vienna and innovations in International Law (1815 A.D.)3:03
- The Geneva Conventions (1864 to 2005 A.D.)3:14
- Women's suffrage, New Zealand (1893 A.D.)3:04
- The creation of the United Nations Organization (1945 A.D.)4:02
- United Nations (UN)4:12
- International Court of Justice (ICJ)3:29
- International Criminal Court (ICC)3:15
About this course
Welcome to "The Evolution of Human Rights: Social and Political Causes," a comprehensive course designed to take you on a journey through the history and development of human rights. Whether you are a student, educator, human rights advocate, or simply a curious learner, this course will provide you with a thorough understanding of the milestones, key documents, and influential figures that have shaped human rights as we know them today. In this course, you will explore the historical foundations of human rights, …
Before you start
- There are no specific requirements or prerequisites for taking this course. It is designed to be easy to understand and accessible for everyone. All you need is an interest in learning about the evolution of human rights and how social and political causes have shaped them.
- No prior knowledge or experience is necessary.
Who it’s for
- Anyone eager to uncover the genesis and evolution of human rights
- Anyone with an interest in delving into the history and evolution of human rights
- Human Rights Activists and Advocates
- College and university students
- Law Students and Legal Professionals
- Students of Political Science and International Relations
- Policy Makers and Government Officials
- Educators and Academics
- Social Activists and NGO workers
- General Public with Interest in Human Rights
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