Human Rights Research & R
Part of HRGE 7212 Human Rights Research and Reporting
10:00am–11:50am
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS BLDG IAB 404
Morningside
Seat data provenance: Directory as of August 23, 2026 at 4:00 AM
Description
This course introduces students to the diverse methodologies, actors, and outputs involved in human rights research and reporting. Students will examine how governments, international organizations, NGOs, and journalists approach documentation and advocacy, while developing skills in interviewing, document analysis, data collection, and report writing. The course emphasizes ethical considerations, sociocultural awareness, and gender sensitivity throughout the research and reporting process. Through case studies, simulations, and guest speakers, students will explore the strategic use of human rights documentation in advancing justice and accountability. Assignments include analytical reflections, response papers, and a final research report tailored to one of the core reporting perspectives studied.
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