About the Centre
The Centre for Advanced Study in International Humanitarian Law (CASH) is one of the flagship centres of Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab. The Centre aims to further its objective of bridging the gap between the theory and practice of humanitarian law.
It is established to facilitate research and discourse in the various facets of international humanitarian law by analyzing current policy approaches in tackling contemporary global issues. It further streamlines the process of learning through academic courses, programs, and publications.
The Centre follows a multi-disciplinary approach to identifying problems in international humanitarian law and endeavours to engage in dialogue to facilitate change. Therefore, it helps ensure that future leaders and policy-makers understand the practical relevance of the subject of IHL and have a thorough knowledge of its basic principles and frameworks.
About the Workshop
The capacity-building workshop aims to bridge the gap between theory and practice and strengthen the dissemination of information to increase accessibility to a holistic learning methodology that develops both character and knowledge in the current context of globalization.
The workshop will deconstruct the practical application of the concepts and norms of international human rights law to refugee issues and securing human rights in the practical context.
It will discuss the working methods and the role played by International Non-Governmental organizations (INGOs) as facilitators.
Topic
Breaking down the indispensable role of NGOs in International Human Rights Law.
General Details
- Date: 24th August, Saturday
- Platform: Cisco WebEx
- Registration Fee: 100 INR (exclusive of GST)
- Last date of registration and payment: 20th August 2024
About the Resource Person
Madeeha Majid is a human rights advocate, having most recently served as a Project Officer (Forced Displacement) at PILNet-a non-governmental organization that pursues its mission to make the law work for all through its extensive network of pro bono lawyers and public interest lawyering.
She brings a wealth of experience in international law, having worked in various intern and consultancy positions at reputed international organizations such as the UN Development Programme and IIIM Syria.
Who can Attend?
The workshop is open to students of law, international relations, social work and social sciences. Students who possess a significant interest in international law, humanitarian policy, peace and conflict, global security and development studies are welcome to attend.
It is highly recommended for those who are inclined towards pro bono and justice causes, advocacy for social impact and aspiring human rights lawyers. This workshop is also open to legal practitioners involved in human rights litigation, professionals building a career in human rights studies, social work and policy professionals working with think tanks and civil society organizations.
Registration Details
Register and make payment through the links given below this post.
Instructions for the Workshop
- Only limited slots are available for the workshop.
- A payment receipt needs to be attached to the Google Form in order to complete the registration.
- The closure of the Registration and Payment Links would imply that the slots stand filled.
- Updates and reading material shall be sent via the attendees’ registered email IDs.
- It shall be mandatory for every attendee to fill out the Feedback Form in order to receive the certificate.
Contact Information
For any queries, please contact at cash@rgnul.ac.in.
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