Asma Jahangir Human Rights Fellowship 2026 2.0
About Course
The Asma Jahangir Human Rights Fellowship is a specialized training program dedicated to advancing knowledge, advocacy, and practical engagement in the field of human rights. Named in honor of Asma Jahangir, the fellowship aims to equip young professionals and students with critical legal understanding, research skills, and a strong commitment to justice and constitutional rights.
Through structured learning modules, case-based analysis, discussions, and practical assignments, fellows will explore key issues including constitutional law, gender equality, minority rights, and access to justice. The program encourages independent thinking, legal research, and active participation in rights-based initiatives.
This fellowship serves as a platform to nurture future human rights defenders who can contribute meaningfully to society through legal awareness, advocacy, and policy engagement
What Will You Learn?
- By completing the Asma Jahangir Human Rights Fellowship, participants will develop a strong foundation in human rights law and practical advocacy skills. The fellowship is designed to bridge theory with real-world application.
Course Content
Day 1 – Management and Onboarding
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The Unextinguishable Asma Jahangir
07:53 -
Asma Jahangir: Pakistan’s voice for justice and freedom
04:06 -
How to Add PJ&RI Fellowship Experience on LinkedIn
01:35 -
How to Share Your PJ&RI Fellowship Poster on LinkedIn (Step-by-Step Guide)
00:46
Day 2 – Recorded Lectures
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Introduction Of Human Rights (01)
05:44 -
Introduction Of Human Rights (02)
04:47 -
Introduction Of Human Rights (03)
02:32 -
Introduction Of Human Rights (04)
04:00 -
Introduction Of Human Rights (05)
05:26 -
Introduction Of Human Rights (06)
04:35 -
Introduction Of Human Rights (07)
04:38 -
History of Human Rights: The Cyrus Cylinder
08:04 -
Hindu Religion and Human Rights
05:33 -
Judaism and Human Rights
09:07 -
What Confucius Taught Us About Human Rights?
05:07 -
Confucius and Human Rights?
04:30 -
Confucius and Human Rights – 2
08:17 -
Does Christianity Support Human Rights?
03:54 -
Christianity and Human Rights
07:26 -
What Would Buddha Say About Human Rights Today?
09:46 -
Buddhism and Human Rights
04:50
Day 3 – Module 1: Universal Declaration of Human Rights
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Session
01:59:14
Day 4 – Human Rights Evidence Lab
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Guidlines
01:01
Day 5 – Campaign Sprint & Lectures
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Digital Human Rights Campaign Sprint
00:49 -
Islam and Human Rights
03:59 -
Right to Life
07:43 -
Equality
08:50 -
Respect and Dignity
04:06 -
Respect & Dignity – 2
08:13 -
Right to Justice
07:25 -
Labour Rights
06:28 -
Freedom of Movement & Residence
03:34 -
Religious Freedom in Islam
07:26 -
Freedom of Expression in Islam
06:24 -
Right to Form Government in Islam
03:09 -
Right to Protest in Islam
04:09 -
Right of Association / Union in Islam
03:45 -
Right to Education
07:51
Day 6 – Human Rights Survey
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Legal Awareness & Empowerment
04:31 -
Background of Universal Declaration of Human Rights
04:57 -
Human Rights and Western Philosophy
36:44 -
Four Freedom of President Franklin D. Roosevelt
07:05 -
Atlantic Charter 1941
04:51 -
Dumbarton Oaks Conference 1944
05:52 -
Background of Universal Declaration of Human Rights
06:35 -
The Yalta Conference 1945
06:39 -
San Francisco Conference
05:54 -
Charter of the United Nations and Human Rights
08:28 -
Charter of the United Nations and Human Rights
06:54 -
1st session of United Nation
08:42 -
Report of the Preparatory Commission
07:04 -
Background of UDHR
07:04 -
Background of UDHR
08:36 -
1st session of General Assembly
07:53
Day 07 – Recorded Lectures
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A1
08:47 -
A2
07:40 -
A3
07:47 -
A4
16:57 -
A5
08:06 -
A6
12:03 -
A7
09:55 -
A8
06:07
Day 08 – Discussion Session
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Discussion
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B1
13:20 -
B2
00:00 -
B3
00:00 -
B4
00:00 -
B5
00:00 -
B6
00:00 -
B8
00:00 -
B8
00:00
Day 09 – Module 1 Review
Day 10 – Module 2
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Fundamental Rights under the Constitution
01:41:25
Day 11 – Discussion
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Discussion
Day 12 – Knowledge Assessment
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Quizzes
Day 13 – Recorded lectures
Day 14 – Day 13 – Recorded lectures
Day 15 – Discussion on Independence of Judiciary
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Discussion
Day 16 – Masterclass
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International Human Rights Treaties
Day 17 – Learning
Day 18 – Learning
Day 19 – Module 2 & 3 Review
Day 20 Masterclass
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Human Rights Institutions & Remedies
Day 21 – Public Grievance Identification Exercise
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Complaint mechanisms and public administration
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Day 22 – Official Representation Drafting