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Workshops
and dialogue sessions
Training
Upcoming
Activities 2002:
1-
The Fourth Geneva Convention:
speaker: Jurist attorney Jamal AL Refa'ei, July
This seminar will discuss the Geneva Convention with
regard to the situation in the occupied territories.
It will also clarify the basic concepts and principles
of the mentioned treaty and the compliance and implementation
of its principles and resolutions.
2- Women and Elections:
Speaker: Attorney Asma Khader, August 14th 2002
This seminar will discuss the role of women in elections
and the rights awarded to women under the current elections
law. This seminar will also attempt to suggest reforms
aimed at enhancing the role of women in parliament by
encouraging participation and representation.
3- Human Rights and Intellectual
Property Rights:
Speaker: attorney yunes Arab, September 19th 2002
This seminar will discuss intellectual property rights
and its influence on human rights in the country. It
will also refer to the author's right and copyrights
protection and law enforcement as regard to such rights
and obligations.
4- New approaches to Human Rights.
The right to development:
Speaker: Dr Abla Amawi, October 9th 2002
This seminar will discuss new trends in the field of
human rights from a development point of view. The seminar
will also explain the relationship between development
and human rights as perceived worldwide.
5- Children's rights in Jordan:
Speaker: Dr Hend al Naser, November 6th 2002
This seminar will discuss children's rights in the country.
It will also describe the mechanisms of how children
are treated and offered protection through the specialized
agencies and institutions.
6- Human Rights and the right of
self-expression:
Speaker Dr Kamel El Said, December 11th 2002
This seminar will discuss the right of self-expression
and how it is protected under the Jordanian Penal code.
It will also interpret ate the existing laws related
this field in attempt to evaluate the situation and
its relation to human rights as perceived by international
agreements.
Top
Activities
2002:
1-
Towards achieving a more efficient and participatory
role in proposing draft laws in Jordan:
Speaker: Dr Mohammed Masalha, June 26th 2002
This seminar discussed the mechanism of how draft laws
are being proposed. It also referred to some cultural
and social elements which plays a big role in such due
process. The speaker also recommended some measures
that if taken will enhance the participatory role of
the population as regard to such process.
2-
New approaches to Human Rights: The right of an adequate
environment:
Speaker:
Dr Ramzi Batayneh, June 5th 2002
This seminar discussed a new dimension and trend in
the field of human rights related to an adequate environment.
The speaker also emphasized that the right to adequate
environment can not be granted unless it was dealt with
by the necessary scientific techniques and facts. The
seminar also discussed some of the relevant international
agreements and treaties related to this field and Jordan's
compliance with such treaties. The speaker also recommended
various measures to be taken to develop and improve
the environment and therefore entitle the population
to enjoy such a right more effectively.
3-Women
in the New Personal Status Law:
Speaker: attorney Akef Al-Ma'ayta, May 57th 2002
This seminar discussed the latest amendments to the
existing Personal Status Law. It also discussed some
of the related issue and implications that arises upon
the implementation of this law. The speaker also clarified
some of the issues related to certain procedures and
the capacity of marriage for the parties concerned.
4-
The Economics of Human Rights:
Speaker: Dr Ibrahim Badran April 29th 2002
Dr Badran Vice President of Philadelphia University
spoke about some economical and development factors
and its influence on issues related to human rights.
He also concluded that the level of human rights development
and awareness increases in cases whereby the standard
of development and living standards is higher. Dr badarn
also suggested that a more transparent system will enhance
human rights development.
5-
The World Bank and Human Rights and Development:
Speaker: Dr khaled Al Takhayneh April 15th 2002
Dr Al Takhayneh the Human Rights coordinator at the
Ministry of foreign affairs spoke about the role of
the World Bank (WB) in promoting Human Rights principles
and norms. He also spoke about the influence of the
WB policies in the world and in particular in third
world countries. He concluded some major recommendation
to the institution to become more democratic and less
political.
6-
Parliamentary Elections from Human Rights perspective:
Speaker: Mr. Hani Hourani, March 24th 2002.
Mr. hourani Director of the Urdun Al Jadid research
center spoke about the new elections law pertaining
to the upcoming elections. He also spoke about some
of the citizen rights under the new law after its amendment
and referred to some institutional aspects in the is
matter
Workshops and dialogue sessions
A
press conference about The declaration of releasing
the parallel report of the non governmental organizations
about the economic social and cultural rights, at the
hall of Al-Urdun Al-Jadid Center 24/7/2000.
A seminar about "Estimating the meetings of the
Economical and social committee with the representatives
of the government and the Jordanian Civil Society organizations"
at the hall of Al-Urdun Al-Jadid Center, 24/7/2000.
A seminar about "The
role of literature and arts in spreading human rights
issues" at the hall of Al-Urdun Al-Jadid
Center, 6/9/2000.
A
debates session: Debate on discussing the American Foreign
Ministry Report on human rights in Jordan for the year
2000, Al Urdun Al Jadid Research Center.
A debates session: The
role of the department of family protection against
violence in Jordan, 2000, Al Urdun Al Jadid
Research Center, 24/7/2001.
Workshop: Elder needs
in Jordan, Al Urdun Al Jadid Research Center
in Jordan, 14/8/2001.
Workshop: Health
right in national laws and international treaties,
Al Urdun Al Jadid Research Center, 4/9/2001.
Workshop: Temporary
Public Meetings law, Al Urdun Al Jadid Research
Center, 11/9/2001.
Workshop: Medical Responsibility
and Protection from Medical Errors, Al Urdun
Al Jadid Research Center, 18/9/2001.
Training
Course 1
A
training course about "The methodology of preparing
human rights reports according to the United Nations
laws" at the hall of Al-Urdun Al-Jadid Center,
23/3/2000.
Course 2
The
human rights program held a training course in cooperation
with the Human Rights Project at the British embassy
and the HABITAT International Coalition.The title of
the course was
the protection of economic,
social and cultural rights, Marmara Hotel, October 13-15th
2001
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