2017 Outline This Outline lists some main topics of your doctrinal area, and are basics that a law graduate should know: the skills needed as well as the values encompassed by their respective discipline. Outline Submitted by Chair Sital Kalantry, Professor & Director of the International Human Rights Policy Advocacy Clinic, Cornell Law School, United States of America

I am sharing an outline of a syllabus created by group of American law scholars who are

creating law teaching guides on many different subjects.

The main topics they suggest are:

I. International Human Rights Law: Modules for General Survey Courses

A. Human Rights: Birth, History, Background

B. The Legal and Normative Foundations of Human Rights

C. Human Rights Accountability and Enforcement

D. Human Rights Advocacy

II. Readings and Case Studies for Introducing Critical Theory and Human Rights into

Specific Courses & Seminars

A. Public Health / Health Law

B. Labor and Employment Law

C. Counterterrorism, National Security, and the Law of Armed Conflict

D. Business and Human Rights

The full guide is available on the next page, and here:

https://guerrillaguides.wordpress.com/2017/09/05/no-6-human-rights-law/

Syllabi Sital Kalantry

International Human Rights Lawyering Skills Clas

Table of Contents – Outline Reference