This course is primarily aimed at anyone interested in learning about the growing field of climate change and human rights. It will discuss the history of the field, key actors and cases, as well as emerging trends and takeaways.
Climate Change and Human Rights
Climate Change and Human Rights
Instructor: Youssef Farhat
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In this course, you will learn about the climate change and human rights field. If you want to learn more, then check out our website at chrgj.org.
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8 videos4 readings3 assignments2 discussion prompts
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IU
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Reviewed on May 14, 2023
I think this course is a good way to introduce yourself to the topic of climate change.
MM
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Reviewed on Jun 15, 2023
This course is very beneficial & I learnt many things from this course, like human rights, managing climates conditions etc.
GS
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Reviewed on Feb 12, 2025
It is not as informational as I thought. It only goes through the surface of the topic.
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