Climate Change and Human Rights: Legal and Social Impact
Explore the intersection of climate change and human rights law, examining key cases and emerging trends in climate litigation.
Explore the intersection of climate change and human rights law, examining key cases and emerging trends in climate litigation.
This course examines the growing field of climate change from a human rights perspective. Led by NYU Law experts, it covers the historical development of climate rights, significant legal cases, and current trends in climate litigation. Students learn about the intersection of environmental and human rights law, exploring how legal frameworks are being used to address climate justice. The course emphasizes practical applications through case studies and strategic analysis.
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What you'll learn
Understand the relationship between climate change and human rights
Analyze key legal cases in climate litigation
Examine current trends in climate justice
Evaluate strategic approaches to climate action
Identify emerging challenges and opportunities in the field
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This course explores the intersection of climate change and human rights law, examining how legal frameworks are being used to address climate justice. The curriculum covers the evolution of climate rights litigation, significant cases, and emerging trends in the field. Students learn about key actors, strategic approaches to climate litigation, and the challenges and opportunities in using human rights law to address climate change. The course emphasizes practical understanding through case studies and analysis of real-world examples.
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Module 1 · 8 Hours to complete
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Instructor of Climate Change and Human Rights on Coursera
Youssef Farhat is an instructor for the Coursera course "Climate Change and Human Rights," offered by New York University. This course, which began on December 10, 2023, aims to introduce learners to the intersection of climate change and human rights, covering the historical context, key actors, and emerging trends in this vital field. With a focus on accessibility, the course is designed for beginners and includes a variety of learning materials such as videos, readings, and assignments. Youssef Farhat brings his expertise in human rights to the course, enhancing the educational experience for over 8,500 enrolled students. His contributions reflect a commitment to educating individuals about the critical implications of climate change on human rights globally.
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