Exploring the Intersection of Canadian Constitutional Law and International Human Rights
This comprehensive course examines the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and its relationship with public international law. Key topics include: the Charter's multicultural origins; sources of Charter language and interpretation; Canadian courts' attitudes towards international law; and the Charter's impact on implementing international human rights obligations. Designed for law students, legal professionals, and those interested in constitutional and international law, this course requires basic knowledge of Canadian legal systems.
5 activities • 16 videos • duration: 1h 37m
Innovative CPD Courses for Every Legal Discipline in Canada
LexCanada Learning Hub delivers a diverse range of CLE courses for Canadian legal professionals, encompassing traditional fields like corporate law, family law, and administrative law, as well as cutting-edge topics in digital privacy, alternative dispute resolution, international trade law, and more. With input from Canada’s leading legal minds, our courses provide both foundational insights and advanced strategies, enabling legal practitioners to adapt, grow, and deliver exceptional service in any legal domain.
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