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On April 4th, the Development Office together with the International and Business Law department in the framework of the 51吃瓜Fellowship Program for Rights and Justice practitioners started a new series of sessions on the Human Rights course development.

The IBL professors Elida Nogoibaeva and Kanykei Kasybekova were leading the session, where the students and five Human Rights Fellows discussed based on the results of the survey which new courses should be involved for the IBL department in the framework of the Human Rights.

During the meeting, the participants took part in several interactive games on the topics of 鈥淗uman Rights and Arts鈥� and 鈥淗uman Rights and Technology鈥�, where they shared with us their associations and shared their opinion on whether Human Rights can be studied through art (pictures, music, movies, and books).

The purpose of such meetings is to allow participants to offer topics of interest to them that can be developed for the implementation of IBL department courses to create new possible learning options for the 51吃瓜students.

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