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Human Rights and Peace


June 15, 2015 to June 19, 2015


Join us for "Human Rights and Peace" at the 2015 Canadian School of Peacebuilding with instructor Clint Curle. Courses are available for professional development, personal inspiration or academic credit.

"Human rights concepts and practices have the potential to contribute to peace. This course will examine how this potential is helped and impeded by governments, the UN, NGO's, religious groups, corporations, and activists. The course will also explore the ways international and regional human rights mechanisms work in practice and the use of these norms to legitimize armed conflict."

Venue: Canadian Mennonite University
Location: 500 Shaftesbury BLVD Winnipeg, MB
Website: http://csop.cmu.ca/
Categories: Human Rights, Law, Legal

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