The provision of non-formal education for human rights in Zimbabwe created by Marina d'Engelbronner-Kolff
Material type: TextLanguage: English Series: State and democracy series | Sachikonye, Lloyd ; | Mandaza, Ibbo ; Publication details: Harare SAPES Books 1998Description: 143 pages 21cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 1779050666
- JC599.Z55 DEN
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Includes index.
Chapter One - Introduction, Chapter Two - Theoretical aspects of Non-Formal human rights education, Chapter Three - The legal, political, economic, social and cultural environment, Chapter Four - Actors in non-formal human rights education: a qualitative analysis, Chapter Five - Actors in non-formal human rights education: a quantitative analysis, Chapter Six - Target groups of non-formal human rights education, Chapter Seven - Conclusion and recommendations.
This book provides an insight into human rights activities of organisations in Zimbabwe. It also places the need for human rights education in a legal, political, social and economic context.The author criticises the objectives as well as programmes of the actors in the field from a legal and educational perspective and argues that emphasis has been on civil and political rights as opposed to economic, social and cultural rights and what the law ought to be.
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