Gender Justice

By the end of course, students should successfully be able to:
- Understand the notions of gender, equality and discrimination, and women's human rights in both constitutional and international human rights law;
- Apply and developing individually a critical investigation on the topics presented during the course;
- Understand the laws and case-law presented during the course;
- Critically evaluate, compare and contrast diverse States' approaches towards the topics at issue

By the end of course, students should be able to:
- Learning the gaps, conflicts, and ambiguities in States' approaches to the gender discourse with a specific focus on women's and LGBTQ+'s people's rights;
- Learning critical tools to investigate and analyze the case-law of Constitutional and Supreme Courts, the ECtHR, the United Nations Human Rights Committee, and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights;
- Understanding the current controversies through a legal perspective;
- Analyzing laws and case-law on a national, comparative, and supranational approach;
- Developing and applying the notions discussed during the course.