HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION FOR LEGAL PROFESSIONALS General overview of the programme Learning resources E-learning tools

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Advantages of HELP Meets the specific needs of judges, prosecutors, lawyers, other legal professionals Self-Learning materials, distance courses, blended trainings All the materials are designed by international experts (both, from the academic world and practising lawyers, prosecutors or judges) and then adapted to the national legal orders by national experts Cost efficient and free for participants and partner NTIs Accommodates learners’ needs (time and place individual learning pace)

NETWORK

Learning resources

Distance learning courses

LIST OF DISTANCE COURSES 1.Introduction to the European Convention on Human Rights and the European Court of Human Rights 2.Admissibility criteria 3.Asylum 4.Family Law and Children Rights 5.Anti-Discrimination 6.Hate Crime and Hate Speech 7.Community Sanctions and Alternative Measures to Detention 8.International Co-operation in Criminal Matters 9.Business and Human Rights 10.Chemical precursors and international cooperation to combat illicit drugs production and traffic 11.Counterfeiting of Medical Products and Crimes against Public Health 12.Transitional Justice 13.Deliberate Ill Treatment In The Light Of The ECHR 14.Pre-trial investigation in the light of the ECHR 15.Property Law

Register for a course You are representing the NTI You are a lawyer, judge or prosecutor 1.check with the HELP Secretariat courses available on your language 2.form a group of participants 3.engage a HELP Tutor /trainer request more information about available courses from your NTI (ex. University of Justice, prosecutor’s academy etc) or Bar association

Self-Learning Materials

List of main materials for self training

Examples of Courses

Examples of Courses

Examples of Courses

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Available Tools Recorded lessons Tests and assessments Discussion forums Different statistics BigBlueButton Interactive workshops

HELP in the 28

Thank you! The Council of Europe is the continent’s leading human rights organisation. It comprises 47 member states, 28 of which are members of the European Union. All Council of Europe member states have signed up to the European Convention on Human rights, a treaty designed to protect human rights, democracy and the rule of law. The European Court of Human Rights oversees the implementation of the Convention in the member states.