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Rights literacy

Rights literacy explains how rights are protected and how human rights systems work. It covers the host countries and the four states where most Kurds live.

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Civic · programme · in preparation

Rights literacy

Rights literacy explains how rights are protected and how human rights systems work. It covers the host countries and the four states where most Kurds live.

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What it offers

4
How rights systems work

UN, regional and national systems in plain language.

Language rights compared

How language rights differ across Türkiye, Iraq, Iran and Syria.

Safe documentation

How abuses can be documented without putting people at risk.

Sources

Every guide links to the treaty, law or official text it describes.

Descriptive only: nothing runs before the state says so.

Who it is for

4 audiences
StudentsCommunity Cell leadsFamiliesJournalists and researchers

How it works

1
Learn: take a course or read a guide.
2
Check: follow the links to the official texts.
3
Discuss: talk it through in a moderated session.
4
Refer: find a qualified service for a specific case.

More in Civic

5 programmes
Civic learning for life where Kurds live, and for public life everywhere. It teaches and never campaigns: no party, candidate or armed actor is endorsed.

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