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Civic participation in Sweden
How Swedish democracy works at national, regional and municipal level, and how Kurds in Sweden can take part lawfully and safely.
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KCO-CIV-08 · Foundations · 10 h · Open for enrolment on study.kurds.global
Academy · course · Civic education · Faculty of Diaspora, Society and Research · Open for enrolment on study.kurds.global
Civic participation in Sweden
How Swedish democracy works at national, regional and municipal level, and how Kurds in Sweden can take part lawfully and safely.
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from the Academy catalogue- Course code
- KCO-CIV-08
- School
- Civic education
- Faculty
- Faculty of Diaspora, Society and Research
- Level
- Foundations
- Hours
- 10 h (estimated)
- Audience
- Kurds and others living in Sweden, whatever their status, with a focus on newcomers and young people.
- Prerequisites
- none listed
- Enrolment
- open
- Learning platform
- Open for enrolment on study.kurds.global
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- Describe the roles of the Riksdag, the regions and the municipal council.
- Tell which rights come with citizenship, which with residence, and which belong to everyone.
- Use consultations, associations and municipal councils to raise local issues.
- Separate non-partisan civic action from campaigning for a party or movement.
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