From 2001 to date, Fazaldad Institute has 28 human rights diploma courses. In the Diploma courses about 900 administrators, Professors, Principals, headmasters, lawyers, judges, Education administrators Police officers and senior officers were trained to help them introduce human rights education effectively in their jurisdiction. These participants will act as a nucleus to spread the knowledge that they have acquired to their fellow staff members, students and other teachers. The multiplier effect of this method is enormous.
Each course has an average of 30 participants. They hail from the four provinces, the capital; Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) and Azad Kashmir and include teachers from Teachers Training Colleges; Principals and Headmasters from Government Colleges and Schools; and teachers of federal government training bodies like National Institute of Public Administration, Pakistan Administrative Staff College, Civil Services Academy, Judicial Academy, Police Academy and Secretariat Training Institute. During the week-long deliberations, participants are provided with intensive familiarization with, and sensitization on, basic human rights focusing especially on the three vulnerable groups i.e. women, children and minorities. Upon return to their jobs, the participants are expected to train other teachers and their fellow staff members who, in turn, can impart the same knowledge to their students in all these institutions. These master trainers thus act as a nucleus to disseminate the knowledge they have acquired in the courses to others in the community. The Main Contents of the programs are as follows
Ø Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Ø
Concepts
of Human Rights in the 21st Century
Ø
Women’s
Rights
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Women’s
Empowerment
Ø
Human Rights and Role of judiciary
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Human Rights and role of Police
Ø
Change-Responsibilities of the Muslim World
Ø
Human
Rights in Islam
Ø
Child
Rights
Ø
Child
Labour
Ø
Child
Sexual Abuse
Ø
Human
Rights & Discipline
Ø
Minorities
Rights
Ø
Sexual
Harassment at the work place
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Honour
Killings & Domestic Violence
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Communication
Skills
Ø
Peace
and Conflict Resolution
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Interfaith
and Harmony
Ø
Importance
of Civic Education
Ø
Human
Rights as a subject of study
Ø
What
teachers can do towards human rights education
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Diploma No.
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Dates
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Diploma held at
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1.
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28th
Aug 2000 to 2nd Sep 2000
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N.I.S.T.E.
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2.
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25th
Sep 2000 to 30th Sep 2000
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N.I.S.T.E.
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3.
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23rd
Oct 2000 to 28th Oct 2000
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N.I.S.T.E.
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4.
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8th
Jan 2001 to 13th Jan 2001
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N.I.S.T.E.
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5.
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12th
Mar 2001 to 17th Mar 2001
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N.I.S.T.E.
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6.
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28th
May 2001 to 30th May 2001
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N.I.S.T.E.
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7.
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21st
Jan 2002 to 26th Jan 2002
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N.I.S.T.E.
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8.
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18th
Mar 2002 to 21st Mar 2002
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N.I.S.T.E.
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9.
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20th
May 2002 to 24th May 2002
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N.I.S.T.E.
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10.
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21st
Oct 2002 to 21 October 2002
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Dreamland Motel, Islamabad
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11.
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9th
Dec 2002 to 14th Dec 2002
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N.I.S.T.E.
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12.
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16th
Dec 2002 to 21st Dec 2002
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N.I.S.T.E.
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13.
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3rd
Feb 2003 to 8th Feb 2003
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N.I.S.T.E.
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14.
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17th
Mar 2003 to 22nd Mar 2003
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N.I.S.T.E
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15.
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16th
Jun 2003 to 21st Jun 2003
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N.I.S.T.E
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16.
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21st
Jul 2003 to 26th Jul 2003
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N.I.S.T.E
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17.
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25th
Aug 2003 to 30th Aug 2003 |
Dreamland Motel, Islamabad
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18.
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13th
Oct 2003 to 18th Oct 2003
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N.I.S.T.E.
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19.
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16th
Feb 2004 to 21st Feb 2004
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N.I.S.T.E.
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20.
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26th
Apr 2004 to 1st May 2004
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N.I.S.T.E.
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21.
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13th
Sep 2004 to 18th Sep 2004
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N.I.S.T.E.
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22.
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15th
August-20th August, 2005
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Dreamland
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23. |
26th
September-1st October, 2005
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Dreamland
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24. |
13th
March, 2006- 18th March, 2006
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Dreamland
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25. |
17th
July-22nd July, 2006
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Dreamland
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26. |
18th
September-23rd September, 2006
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Dreamland
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| 27.
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24th December-29th September, 2009
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Dreamland
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| 28.
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23rd February-28th February, 2009
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Dreamland
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Total no of Mater Trainers 860
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