It also entails acquiring information about other groups or individuals who may be already engaged in action regarding the issue under discussion, leading to exchange and collaboration on specific issues . Human rights education must be rooted in the lives of learners, especially those most marginalised and vulnerable. Back to top Integrated Education Human Rights Education is in fact an integrated aspect of all AHRC s programmes, which are implemented according to the basic principles of dialogue, participation and action. Thus the basic education resources offered by the Human Rights School are the facts and experiences presented by the participants of the joint programmes and consultations on various themes and issues. They also include the conclusions and suggestions for action arrived at during these discussions, as well as examples of the actions being implemented in different localities.
Participants come to the web-site with a problem or a question about a specific theme or issue.
After a short Introduction about the global human rights issues involved, participants can proceed to access different types of Resources to deepen understanding on various aspects of the subject. Participants can then proceed to the Action section of the web-site, and learn about the activities and programmes have been or are currently being implemented around the specific theme or issue under study. To know more about these organisations, and how to contact them. Participants can utilise the Organisation Links. The HRE Events section will strive to give references to interesting, new and innovating programmes for teaching and learning human rights, as well as information about events, trainings and courses in Asia.