Laws for Social Work Practice

 Date: 26th April, 2022 In Today's class we had a group work presentation and a hour long teaching. I have observed that all my fiends who presented had chosen different modes of presentation. It was interactive and interesting too. I learnt that teaching learning doesn't only takes place when tutor teaches us but we can also learn from our friends and ourselves. It also reminded me of how team work, cooperation and collaboration is important because I have noticed my friends doing interactive presentation. Without teamwork, cooperation and collaboration, this would not have happened.  From today's class, I was amazed to see the improvement in my friends speaking skills and their confidence. I observed their confidence level improved and it was a inspiration to me. As I was sitting at the corner of the class, watching their panel discussion, drama acting and the video clips I  realized that every people has the potential to improve and become the best version of ourself. ...

The three fundamental Human Rights instruments are the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR1948), the International Covenant of Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR, 1966) and the International Covenant of Social, Economic and Cultural Rights (ICESCR). The commission's main accomplishment are those instruments combinedly known as the International Bill of Rights. The ICCPR obligates the countries that have ratified the treaty to protect and preserve civil and political rights and it is an important international human rights treaty. ICESCR has 31 articles that basically talks about the protection of the basic economy, social and cultural rights. Rights under ICESCR are all related to violence against women. Bhutan is signatory to only two human rights instrument that includes the convention on the rights of child (CRC) and the convention on the Elimination of discrimination against women(CEDAW). But Bhutan has not ratified the two legal framework that are the ICCPR and the ICES...

All human being have the right to be treated with dignity and respect so such dignity and respect are afforded to people through the enjoyment of all human rights and are protected through the law. Law provides a structure through which the exercise of power is subjected to agreed rules, guaranteeing the protection of all human rights. There is no rule of law within societies if human rights are not protected and vice versa. Human rights cannot be protected in societies without a strong rule of law.  Laws is the implementation mechanism of human rights turning them from a principle into a reality. Laws provide the means of redress when rights are not upheld. Laws and Human Rights belongs to the universal and indivisible core values and principles of the United Nations.  Laws and Human Rights are two sides of the same principle, the freedom to live in dignity. Law and Human Rights have and indivisible and intrinsic relationship. Human Rights should be protected by the rule. The...