A series of 9 webinars, 3 each on Genocide and the Genocide Convention, UN Human Rights Mechanisms, and The Magnitsky Act and Australia.

This webinar is the first in a series to introduce participants to the Magnitsky Acts, and their potential to end the impunity of those responsible for committing human rights violations, to deter violators, to offer a sense of justice to victims and their families, and to be a tool for campaigners. This webinar introduces the history and key provisions of the Magnitsky Acts, including in Australia, exploring its origins and development.

This 5-day program, to be held in Thailand, to strengthen the knowledge and skills of Indigenous Peoples (IPs) advocates to protect and promote human rights in the context of climate change, the “just transition” rapid economic development and the impact of large-scale development on the lands and livelihoods of IPs.

This 5-day program, to be held in Fiji, will build the knowledge, skills and capacities of advocates to protect and promote human rights and sustainable development in the Pacific.

This annual, comprehensive human rights and advocacy course is the longest established human rights training program held in the region. It will build knowledge of international human rights standards and the UN system and skills in strategic advocacy. The program builds practical links between advocates in the region.