The Department of Human Rights and its Value Education, Naorem Birahari College stands as a beacon of education and advocacy within the academic landscape. Established in March, 2021to meet the growing need for deep, critical understanding of human rights issues globally, the department is committed to empowering students with knowledge, skills, and the ethical foundation required tackling these challenges head-on.

Overview

Our curriculum is designed to foster a profound understanding of human rights principles, their historical development, and their application in various fields. Students are introduced to a wide range of topics, including international human rights law, the sociology of rights, comparative human rights, and specific issues such as gender rights, refugees, and indigenous rights. Our program encourages a multidisciplinary approach, drawing on insights from law, sociology, anthropology, political science, and history to provide a holistic understanding of human rights.

Perspectives and Approach

At the Department of Human Rights and its value Education emphasize a perspective that combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications. Our approach is rooted in critical thinking, encouraging students to question traditional interpretations and explore innovative solutions to human rights issues. We are dedicated to fostering an inclusive, respectful environment where diverse opinions and backgrounds enrich the learning experience.

Department Achievements

Our department prides itself on several key achievements that underscore our commitment to excellence in human rights education and advocacy:

 Research and Publications: Faculty and students alike contribute to the field of human rights and exploring themselves through filed survey around the college area during the Covid-19 Pandemic. A book title “Human Rights

and Global Pandemic” was successfully published with three faculties as co-author.

•   International Conferences and Seminars: The department regularly host and participate in international conferences and seminars, bringing together scholars, practitioners, and students from around the world. These events facilitate the exchange of ideas and foster a global network of human rights advocates. Some of them are Faculty’s achievement included its successfully organizing Hybrid International Conference on Global Rights and Global Pandemics held on 10th and 11th December 2021. This scholarly work not only advances theoretical understanding but also influences policy and practice in tangible ways. It organised One-Day Workshop on Departmental Profile and Interaction with Peer Team- NAAC held on 9th June, 2022. It also organised Constitutional Day on 26th November 2022. Furthermore, it also recently organised One day awareness programmes on New Criminal laws on 1th July 2024.
•   Graduate Success: Our alumni will become great assets for the society and will bring greatest achievement, successfully securing positions in a wide range of sectors including NGOs, international organizations, government agencies, and academia. Their work across the globe will surely attests to the quality of education and training they received at Naorem Birahari College. Future Outlook Looking forward, the Department of Human Rights and its value Education is committed to expanding its reach and impact. Plans include launching new interdisciplinary courses, increasing community partnerships, and enhancing support for student-led human rights initiatives. As global human rights challenges evolve, so too will our efforts to address them through education, research, and advocacy.