REDVEY UNIVERSITY · PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM
Law and Human Rights
Program Overview
The official page describes human rights as inherent rights belonging to all people regardless of nationality, residence, gender, national or ethnic origin, colour, religion, language or other status. It identifies social, economic, cultural, political and civil dimensions and presents the program as an introduction to the meaning and importance of human rights in changing societies.
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Program Content
Course overview shown on the official page
The course list on the same official page contains topics related to organized-crime investigation and security procedures, despite the Human Rights department heading. This source mismatch is preserved here rather than silently rewritten.
- The impact of crime on a global and local organization
- Analysis of organized-crime infiltration and identification of tools and skills
- Airport interception and risk-assessment techniques
- Interview and search for people
- Drug investigation
- Money laundering and financial crimes
- Human trafficking
- Smuggling migrants
- Examination of security documents
- How organized-crime organizations communicate
- Measures to deter criminal activities