The British Academy for Training and Development present this training course in (Applications of Human Rights in Investigation and Judicial Trials) to all professionals working in the Legal and Human Rights Sector, who wish to acquire high-level legal skills in the field of human rights.

Human rights are the group of rights that each individual possesses without regard to their Nationality, Ethnicity, Color, Religion, and Gender. These rights are defined as human & universal, not subject to any specific actions, and guaranteed to all people, just because they are human. It covers a large variety of rights, for example, the right of freedom, equality before the law, freedom of speech, freedom of movement, the right to form associations & groups, the right of dignity & wellbeing, and the right to work.

The concept of Human Rights has undergone various stages of development at the international level since 1942, since the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, drafted by the former Commission of Human Rights, which was adopted by the General Assembly of United Nations.

• Court, Public Prosecution, and Corporate Members.
• Military Units and Formations.
• Workers in Human Rights and Security Sectors.
• Students and graduates of law schools.

After completing the course, trainees will be able to master the following topics:

• Developing skills of personnel working in all sectors of Human Resources & Security, in order to acquire more knowledge on different Human Rights principles.
• Develop skills of trainees in the field of Investigations or Judiciary Trials.
• Full recognition of Human Rights as a concept and applications.

•  Definition and main concepts of human rights.
  • Investigation and prosecution in accordance with human rights principles.
  • Human rights and their applications.
  • Human rights and their practical applications in the field of judicial trials.
  • Ideal methods of trial.
  • Best investigation methods and practices.
  • International standards in the various fields of human rights.
  • The most important human rights institutions in the world and the secrets of their success.
  • The right to enjoy life and freedoms.
  • The right to life, liberty, and security.
  • The right to a decent life free from persecution.
  • Right of ownership.
  • The right to freedom of thought and religion.
  • Women and their rights.
  • Human rights and the media.
  • The child and his rights.
  • Police duties towards human rights.
  • Good treatment during the period of detention and trial.
  • Equality between opponents in the courts.
  • The accused is innocent until proven guilty.
  • Guarantees in criminal cases.
  • Public hearings and trials.
  • Conducting investigations without resorting to violence.
  • International human rights covenants.
  • International principles of human rights.
  • Practical models and case studies.
  •  discussions.