Philippine Law Schools Proposed to Strengthen Human Rights Education
The University of the Philippines Institute of Human Rights (UP IHR) proposes a 12-unit Human Rights Law track in Juris Doctor programs to cultivate lawyers equipped for human rights advocacy. The initiative aims to address fragmentation in current legal education and promote social justice.
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