International Criminal Law and Human Rights
Gain a critical introduction to international criminal justice and examine the sources, systems, and foundations of international criminal law. Explore the role of international criminal law in promoting and protecting human rights; the legal value and authority of declarations, treaties, decisions, and judgments; and the interaction between law and politics, with particular focus on international criminal prosecutions at the International Criminal Court (ICC) and various tribunals. Analyze how international criminal law fits into the broader discourse of human rights.
You'll Walk Away with
- An introduction to international criminal justice
- Knowledge of the sources, systems, and foundations of international criminal law
- The role of international criminal law within the broader discourse of human rights
Ideal for
- Those interested in learning more about international criminal law and human rights
- Students with no prior experience in international criminal law
NO open sections available for this course at the moment. Please check back next semester.
Closed
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Section
1 -
Semester
Summer 2018 -
Date
Jun 5 - Jul 17 -
Day
Tuesday -
Time
6:00PM-8:45PM -
Sessions
7 -
Faculty
De Ycaza, Carla -
Location
Woolworth Building
Tuition $525 -