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Anju   13 March 2021

Academic query

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This discussion outlines career opportunities for those interested in Human Rights Law. It suggests roles in private practice, national commissions, universities, and NGOs, listing specific organisations like Amnesty International. The thread also provides a recommended reading list for studying human rights law, including key texts like the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

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Saura   19 May 2021

To become a Human Rights Lawyer, it is necessary to be graduated with a degree in law from an accredited law college or university and pass a state bar exam. There are plenty of career opportunities in this particular field of law. Given below are a few options. 

1. Private Practice

2. national Human Rights Commission

3. National Commission for Women

4. College, Institutes, Universities. 

5. NGOs

Given below is a list of companies recruiting Human Rights lawyer -

1. Amnesty Internation India

2. Managium Juris

3. Pathlegal

4.  Taneja Law Office

5. S.S. Global Law firm 

Books Recommended: 

1. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights,

2. Human Rights in India by Chiranjivi Nirmal 

3. Human Rights: Law and Practice by Bhagyashree Deshpande

4. Making Sense of Human Rights by James Nickel

5. Human Rights and Humanitarian Law: Developments in Indian and Internation Law by South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre

Hope this helps! 

 

Regards, 

Saura Patil 


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