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The course is very detailed, the content is very helpful, and the structure is reasonable.

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Interesting training, confirmation of the need for social audits.

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It was a well structured course that reflects current picture. At the start, history and background of the human rights (with its critique) may have detailed to understand its birth.

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It is an interesting course. I took the course in 2025 and i am back to refresh myself. It is highly recommended for everyone working towards the attainment of universal human rights and human rights-based education. 

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It is an interesting course. I took the course in 2025 and i am back to refresh myself. It is highly recommended for everyone working towards the attainment of universal human rights and human rights-based education. 

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This is a good introductory course. While we see it is achievable, there are many instances that does not mean achievability means easy

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Universal rights are not easily achievable especially when the state control the power, social fabric is loosen/ broken. people tend to violate the rights of others especially to those who are powerless and not recognized.

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This basic course was so fundamental for to me to acquire basic literacy on the human right issue. This will underpin all the future applications of human right notions to my impact assessment practices in development projects. Thanks for the very clear and well-structured context!

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very intresting training

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I believe the human rights are achievable, if we follow the principle to treat others the way we want to be treated.

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I think this a very easy to digest and useful training.

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Nice one

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Course was very interesting and useful

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Universal rights are achievable if a state takes actions, take specific measures and let independent institutes and courts watch for the implementation of it. We should not take this for granted.

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The right of protection from discrimination comes first, some non-absolutive rights need to be held to respect the absolute ones

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Ideally but hard to achieve in reality

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Quiero aprender sobre derechos humanos

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Everyone has the right to be free from discrimination. Therefore, this point becomes particularly important when we are speaking. We must not incite violent behavior, must not demonize certain groups, and must not make statements that may cause serious harm.

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Everyone has the right to be free from discrimination. Therefore, this point becomes particularly important when we are speaking. We must not incite violent behavior, must not demonize certain groups, and must not make statements that may cause serious harm.

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Good training course and materials presentation.

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Is an optimistic statement. To a certain point, in certain conditions, it has a "true" value; however, it is a lot of work to do to become an absolute "true".

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This course was very nice and interesting. I have learned a lot of things from here

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Course was very informative and presented very well. It kept my interest throughout.

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The training was very informative and very good learning.

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I believe that universal rights are a fundamental goal, but realistically, we are still far from fully achieving them. Many political, social, and economic barriers make their fulfillment difficult, although their universal nature provides a common framework for continuing to work toward them.

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I found the course clear, engaging, and very useful.

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The session for very informative and useful for all. Also it clears many gray area in the human rights aspects, unlike I was previously though of.

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This training session is very informative and useful for beginner. Also, it is containing many real life examples where we have unclear/gray thoughts.

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Universal rights are achievable when all the stakeholders have convergence in their actions.

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It's achievable, however, it won't be that easy, all units need to be united

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To achieve that, strong legal restrictions are needed that must be followed to protect the individuals

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The right of protection from discrimination comes first, some non-absolutive rights need to be held to respect the absolute ones

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It's achievable, however, it won't be that easy, all units need to be united

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People are working on it, I can tell.

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Thanks for the course, learn so much!

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It was understandable and magnificent course. Thanks.

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The explanation is very profound and detailed, providing a comprehensive understanding of what fundamental human rights are and how to improve human rights conditions in daily life. Moreover, it is highly practical for daily audit work, making it an excellent course.

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The explanation is very profound and detailed, providing a comprehensive understanding of what fundamental human rights are and how to improve human rights conditions in daily life. Moreover, it is highly practical for daily audit work, making it an excellent course.

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Thank you for the valuable information, very good course.

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excellent course

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This course help me to understand more about universal human rights.

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I hope I will attend all of the course and I will set a calendar to learn. This is very good as I did not systemically learn about human right. I knew but not deeply thought about it.

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I learned for three times, as I think it's very interesting. As a Chinese, i should learn more about human right due to the culture differency.

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Although foundationalism is inevitable in the justification of human rights, we don't have to regard dignity as the sole foundation of human rights. Instead, we can advocate a pluralistic foundational theory that takes dignity as one of the bases of human rights. Dignity can be defined as a normative capacity and status that encompasses a series of human rights.

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This is a very good course.

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This is a very good course.

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It could be achievable based on countries and context.

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What are the most effective ways to protect individuals from abuses by their political leaders or other authorities?

Protecting individuals from abuses by political leaders or authorities relies on synergistic, multi-layered safeguards—limiting unchecked power, enforcing strict accountability, and empowering citizens. No single measure suffices; the most effective approach combines institutional, legal, societal, and international actions to eliminate impunity.

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How can we balance the right to freedom of expression with the need to protect individuals from discrimination and harm?

Balancing these two values hinges on three core steps: defining legal limits on harmful speech (e.g., hate speech, incitement to violence) without suppressing legitimate expression; holding institutions accountable for consistent enforcement; and promoting media literacy to build public awareness of where free speech ends and harm begins. The goal is not to trade one right for the other, but to create a space where diverse opinions are heard and everyone is protected from discrimination—rooted in the principle that no right is absolute if it violates another’s dignity.

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What do you think about the statement "Universal rights are achievable"?

I believe universal rights are achievable, but they require sustained, collective action across nations, institutions, and communities. While foundational frameworks like the Universal Declaration of Human Rights have established shared values, barriers such as inequality, conflict, and systemic discrimination persist. Achievability depends on translating rhetoric into tangible policies—ensuring equal access to education, justice, and dignity for all—and holding power holders accountable. It is not an overnight goal, but a continuous journey made possible by global solidarity

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My understanding of human rights has deepened. I now see them not just as ideals, but as a legal framework requiring active protection and universal application, which is crucial for human dignity everywhere.

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I enjoyed the course! thank you for the training!

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Strengthening Democratic systems and empowering civil society

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Setting robust regulations, promoting respectful expression of opinions with accountability.

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We should secure universal Human Rights, ensure inclusiveness, and tackle discrimination and inequality.

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"Universal rights are achievable" When inclusivity and non-discrimination are guaranteed.

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Overall I enjoyed the course! Thankyou

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Good Coverage

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a bit clunky from screen to screen

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only with 100% engagement and understanding

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Remove incentives for corruption or bribery, illegal activities and monetary benefit

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Actually care about people, and trat others accordingly and equally.

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EDUCATE on how to express without discrimination

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They are only achievabe if everyone understands and is on board, once they have been accepted.

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"Universal Rights Are Achievable" is a very good idea but also maybe very different to come true.

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Protecting individuals from abuses by political leaders or authorities requires a system of checks and balances that limits power, ensures accountability, and empowers citizens to challenge misconduct. No single measure works in isolation—effectiveness comes from combining legal, institutional, and societal safeguards.

1. Establish and Strengthen Independent Oversight Institutions

2. Enforce Legal Limits on Power

3. Protect Free and Independent Media

4. Empower Citizens Through Participation and Transparency

5. Leverage International Accountability Mechanisms

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To ensure dignity for all human beings, we need a multi-faceted approach that combines legal protections, social norms, systemic reforms, and individual actions. Here’s a structured breakdown:

1. Enforce Legal Frameworks Rooted in Human Rights

Uphold international and domestic laws: Implement treaties like the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, which explicitly recognize dignity as a fundamental right. Ensure domestic laws criminalize discrimination, abuse, and degrading treatment (e.g., laws against hate speech, workplace harassment, or inhumane prison conditions).

Hold institutions accountable: Governments, businesses, and organizations must be legally liable for actions that undermine dignity (e.g., corporate exploitation of workers, police brutality). Independent oversight bodies (like human rights commissions) should investigate violations and impose penalties.

2. Address Systemic Inequalities

Tackle economic disparities: Poverty and lack of access to resources (food, housing, healthcare) erode dignity. Implement policies like living wages, universal healthcare, and affordable housing to ensure basic needs are met. For example, Finland’s "Housing First" initiative prioritizes stable housing for homeless individuals, restoring their dignity by addressing a critical need.

Combat structural discrimination: Systemic bias based on race, gender, sexuality, disability, or religion denies dignity. Reform systems like education, employment, and criminal justice to be inclusive. Examples include:

Affirmative action programs to increase representation of marginalized groups in leadership roles.

Accessible infrastructure (ramps, sign language interpreters) to include people with disabilities.

3. Foster Inclusive Social Norms and Education

Promote empathy and respect through education: Curricula should teach about diversity, equity, and human rights from a young age. For instance, schools can include lessons on the history of marginalized groups, disability rights, and cultural sensitivity to challenge prejudice.

Amplify diverse voices: Media, arts, and public discourse should center the experiences of underrepresented groups. This helps normalize their stories and challenges stereotypes (e.g., featuring people with disabilities in mainstream advertising, or highlighting LGBTQ+ narratives in literature).

4. Empower Individuals and Communities

Support self-advocacy: Provide resources for marginalized groups to organize and demand their rights. Examples include funding for disability rights organizations, LGBTQ+ advocacy groups, or Indigenous-led movements. When people can speak for themselves, their dignity is affirmed.

Encourage inclusive decision-making: Involve communities in policies that affect them. For example, when designing public services (like healthcare or urban planning), include input from people with disabilities, low-income individuals, or ethnic minorities to ensure solutions respect their dignity.

5. Reform Institutions to Be Dignity-Centered

Transform healthcare and social services: Replace paternalistic models with ones that prioritize autonomy. For example, healthcare providers should involve patients in treatment decisions, and social workers should respect the agency of those seeking support (e.g., not imposing judgments on unhoused individuals).

Humanize criminal justice: Prisons and detention centers should prioritize rehabilitation and respect (e.g., banning solitary confinement, providing access to education and mental health care). Dignity is not lost even for those who have committed crimes.

6. Challenge Microaggressions and Everyday Disrespect

Raise awareness of subtle harms: Microaggressions (e.g., asking a person of color "Where are you really from?") or ableist language (e.g., "That’s so crazy") may seem minor but cumulatively undermine dignity. Campaigns to educate people about these behaviors can shift social norms.

Encourage bystander intervention: Train individuals to speak up when they witness disrespect (e.g., intervening in a racist joke at work, or supporting a colleague facing harassment). Collective action reinforces that dignity is a shared responsibility.

By integrating these strategies—legal, systemic, cultural, and individual—we can create a society where dignity is not a privilege but a universal reality, regardless of who someone is or what circumstances they face.

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Balancing the right to freedom of expression with the protection against discrimination and harm requires a rule-based, context-sensitive framework—one that upholds expressive rights while setting clear, narrow limits to prevent tangible harm. This balance is not about choosing one right over the other, but about designing systems that let both coexist.

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The statement that "Universal Rights are achievable" is a realistic and forward-looking view, though its realization requires long-term, multi-stakeholder efforts rather than an overnight outcome. The achievability of universal rights is supported by both global consensus and practical progress, while challenges also remind us of the need for sustained action.

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I think that balancing the right to freedom of expression without putting others in harms way requires teaching people about the responsibilities that come with certain rights. Whether this is something implemented through civic education or general advocacy, it is just as important to put emphasis on the responsibility of being an aware citizen that contributes to society positively as much as it is important to exercise the right to freedom of expression.

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Everyone has the right to not be discriminate therefore it is important that when we speak do not incitiate violence or dehumanize groups, or speech that poses an imminent risk of serious harm.

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Human rights are universal and applies to all regardless of nationality or creed. Countries have ratified the core international treaty conventions and as such domesticated many of the provisions in their national laws hence the violations of human rights can be enforced and victims provided with redress.

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A strong legal framework ensures that all individuals, including government officials, are subject to the law. Independent courts can hold authorities accountable and prevent impunity

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Universal rights can be achieved only if all the sources unite together.

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Superb Training- Ideal for what was needed.

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Superb Training- Ideal for what was needed.

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by using advocacy to bring the issue to light to the international community so that the political leaders are held accountable by the society at least. And if those violations include war crimes for example, it is easier to try them by the ICJ.

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by a combination of reporting and accountability from civil society to international organizations and effective law enforcement by the state actors.

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They are, but only when both state and non state actors are willing to achieve them or at least have discussions about them with the intention to advance them in some ways.

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By strictly executing the laws of the land. Fear of punishment induces people to not to violate the dignity of other individuals 

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By strictly executing the laws of the land. Fear of punishment induces people to not to violate the dignity of other individuals 

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By reflecting upon the basic that every human is a human first.

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Its difficult to achieve