Human Rights Unit
Promoting human dignity, equality, respect, and responsible citizenship within the university community
About the Human Rights Unit
The Human Rights Unit promotes a culture of human rights, dignity, equality, non-discrimination, tolerance, and respect for diversity within the university environment. Through seminars, workshops, awareness campaigns, and community activities, the Unit contributes to creating a safe, supportive, and responsible academic environment for students, faculty members, and staff.
Role of the Unit in the University
A University Environment that Respects Human Rights
The Unit supports the principles of justice, equality, and human dignity, raises awareness of the rights of students and university staff, encourages dialogue and non-violence, and promotes awareness of disability rights, mental health, decent work, child protection, and other human-rights-related issues.
Unit Activities
International Human Rights Day
An awareness activity highlighting human dignity, fundamental rights, and the importance of promoting a culture of respect within academic institutions and society.
Human Rights AwarenessInternational Day of Persons with Disabilities
An activity promoting inclusion, accessibility, equal opportunities, and the rights of persons with disabilities within educational institutions.
Inclusion and EqualityChild Protection Awareness
Raising awareness of children's rights and the importance of providing a safe, healthy, and supportive environment that protects their dignity and well-being.
Child RightsWorld Mental Health Day
Promoting awareness of mental health as an essential component of individual well-being, human dignity, and a supportive university environment.
Mental Health AwarenessWorld Day for Decent Work
Highlighting the right to fair and safe working conditions that protect human dignity and promote equality, respect, and equal opportunities.
Decent WorkInternational Day of Non-Violence
Promoting dialogue, tolerance, peaceful coexistence, and rejection of violence as fundamental principles for protecting human rights and social harmony.
Dialogue and Non-ViolenceSeminar on Human Rights Concepts
An educational seminar addressing fundamental human rights concepts, principles, characteristics, and their importance within academic institutions and the wider community.
Education and Awareness