Learning Lessons from Litigators: Realising the Right to Education Through Public Interest Lawyering

by | Jul 7, 2017

The Oxford Human Rights Hub in partnership with the Open Society Foundations to create a free online resource Learning Lessons from Litigators: Realizing the Right to Education Through Public Interest Lawyering for anyone engaged in campaigning, advocating or litigating for the right to education, especially in the context of privatization of education, on the potential and risks of litigation and how it can complement other forms of activism.

MODULE 1

 Introduction

Block 1: Understanding the Scope of the Problem

Block 2: The Right to Education

Block 3: Public Interesting Lawyering

Block 4: Deciding to Go to Court

 

Modules 2 thru 4 will be released in the upcoming months!

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