Faculty of Law, The University of West Indies at Mona

LA37B International Law of Human Rights
	1. Course Content i. The Commonwealth Caribbean Bill of Rights and International Law ii. Selected Problems in the International Law of Human Rights iii. The (American) Regional Rights Regime iv. European Convention on Human Rights 2. Method of Teaching This course will be taught by a combination of lectures and seminars. There will be two lectures each of one hour duration and one seminar per week. For the purposes of the seminar and depending on the number of registered students, the class may be divided into one or more seminar groups. 80 3. Method of Assessment This course will be assessed by way of one "take-home" assignment and one two hour examination at the end of the Semester in which it is taught. Students will be required to answer two questions from a total of four questions. The "take home" assignment will account for 30% of the final marks and shall be submitted on or before the noon of the Monday which falls three weeks before the end of the semester in which it is taught.