Dr Rhona K.M. Smith is Professor of International Human Rights at Newcastle Law School, Newcastle University.

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• 1 Sources of international human rights 2 Key concepts: universality, interdependence and categories of rights 3 States and treaty obligations 4 Human rights organisations and key institutions: United Nations and international entities 5 Regional human rights organisations and key institutions 6 Monitoring and enforcing human rights: extra-conventional mechanisms 7 Implementing human rights treaties: committees and courts 8 Extending the duties to protect and respect human rights: non-State actors 9 Children 10 Human rights defenders 11 Indigenous peoples 12 Prisoners, detainees and convicts 13 Refugees, stateless persons and internally displaced persons 14 Women 15 Emerging issues and challenges

Dr Rhona K.M. Smith is Professor of International Human Rights at Newcastle Law School, Newcastle University.

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• 1 Sources of international human rights 2 Key concepts: universality, interdependence and categories of rights 3 States and treaty obligations 4 Human rights organisations and key institutions: United Nations and international entities 5 Regional human rights organisations and key institutions 6 Monitoring and enforcing human rights: extra-conventional mechanisms 7 Implementing human rights treaties: committees and courts 8 Extending the duties to protect and respect human rights: non-State actors 9 Children 10 Human rights defenders 11 Indigenous peoples 12 Prisoners, detainees and convicts 13 Refugees, stateless persons and internally displaced persons 14 Women 15 Emerging issues and challenges

Dr Rhona K.M. Smith is Professor of International Human Rights at Newcastle Law School, Newcastle University.

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• 1 Sources of international human rights 2 Key concepts: universality, interdependence and categories of rights 3 States and treaty obligations 4 Human rights organisations and key institutions: United Nations and international entities 5 Regional human rights organisations and key institutions 6 Monitoring and enforcing human rights: extra-conventional mechanisms 7 Implementing human rights treaties: committees and courts 8 Extending the duties to protect and respect human rights: non-State actors 9 Children 10 Human rights defenders 11 Indigenous peoples 12 Prisoners, detainees and convicts 13 Refugees, stateless persons and internally displaced persons 14 Women 15 Emerging issues and challenges