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The Centre for Law, Religion and Society is delighted to announce this upcoming course, developed in collaboration with the Irish Centre for Human Rights. 

Course:

Innovative Legislative Strategies to Combat Domestic Violence

Venue:

Online

Period:

July – August 2025

Audience:

The course is designed for Persian speaking audience and will be conducted entirely in “Persian”. This course is ideal for law students and graduates, civil society activists, journalists, social researchers, and anyone with a passion for social justice and human rights. 

Course overview/objective:

This course is designed to strengthen participants’ practical knowledge in the areas of legislation and protection against domestic violence. To learn more about the course, please watch our informative video.

Course programme: 

The course programme covers a wide range of topics related to domestic violence, including key international treaties and conventions related to domestic violence, best practices in legislative alignment, local domestic violence laws analysis, case studies and best practices of legislative reform from Türkiye, UAE, and Ireland, and facilitated dialogue and discussions. A detailed course schedule and specific topics will be provided upon enrollment.

How to apply: 

Enrollment in this course is determined on a "first come, first served" basis due to limited capacity. Selected participants will receive notifications via email, and contact information can be found on the course application. The link to apply is the following: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdFn7cvdZeC1qDYYHS_ig9Sj9N5tCQXznH37eeV-Pncb_nedQ/viewform  

Course fee: 

Free of charge

Attendance certificate: 

Certificates will be awarded to participants who have attended at least two out of three course sessions.