This course introduces university students to the fundamental principles and legal frameworks related to children’s rights at international, regional, and national levels, with particular emphasis on Ethiopia. It explores issues such as child protection, participation, education, and protection from violence, while encouraging learners to promote child-friendly and rights-respecting environments within their communities and institutions.
This course provides university students with practical and interactive learning on women’s rights, focusing on international, regional, and Ethiopian legal frameworks. It explores key issues such as violence against women, workplace equality, marriage and property rights, while promoting rights awareness and gender-sensitive engagement within universities and communities.
This course introduces learners to the concepts, models, legal frameworks, and institutional protections related to the rights of persons with disabilities at international, African, and Ethiopian levels. Through practical examples and interactive scenarios, the course promotes inclusion, accessibility, equality, and rights-based approaches in society.