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News Section Exploring Humanitarian Law - EHL Exploring Humanitarian Law (EHL) is an educational programme designed to introduce adolescents (age 13 – 18) to the basic rules and principles of international humanitarian law (IHL) and related issues. Exploring Humanitarian Law virtual resource centre
The Exploring Humanitarian Law Virtual Campus is a resource centre for teaching and learning the basic rules and principles of international humanitarian law. To join the community and to discover the range of teaching materials, lessons plans, discussion activities, video clips and more, visit:  Exploring Humanitarian Law (EHL) is an educational programme designed to introduce adolescents (age 13-18) to the basic rules of international humanitarian law (IHL) and related issues. The English language website EHL Virtual Campus serves as a resource centre and online community for the EHL programme. It provides support to the growing EHL community by providing ongoing EHL training and access to programme resources via internet.
 Key document30-11-2007 Exploring humanitarian Law: education modules for young peopleExploring Humanitarian Law (EHL) is an education programme that introduces young people between 13 and 18 years of age to the basic rules and principles of international humanitarian law (IHL). The teaching methods used in EHL require students to play an active role in the process of learning. This enables them to develop a “humanitarian” perspective and to understand a subject as seemingly dry, and complicated, as IHL. This leaflet presents in brief the objectives and goals for EHL. (Info resources\ICRC publications and films\Publications\Humanitarian law) ICRC Publication About EHL30-6-2005 What students say about EHLChildren's comments on the programme "Exploring Humanitarian Law" (ICRC Activities\Promoting IHL\Youth\Exploring humanitarian law) Includes Photo 30-6-2005 What teachers say about EHLTeacher's comments on the programme "Exploring Humanitarian Law" (ICRC Activities\Promoting IHL\Youth\Exploring humanitarian law) Critical review & background reading4-12-2003 International humanitarian law and basic educationExploring Humanitarian Law (EHL) (ICRC Activities\Promoting IHL\Youth\Exploring humanitarian law) 4-12-2003 Review of the "Exploring Humanitarian Law (EHL)" Programmeby Dr Dragan Popadic, professor at the Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade. (ICRC Activities\Promoting IHL\Youth\Exploring humanitarian law) 11-7-2003 From humanitarian law to action in behalf of humanityby Erwin Staub, Professor of Psychology at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst (ICRC Activities\Promoting IHL\Youth\Exploring humanitarian law) ICRC Publication31-12-2005 Exploring Humanitarian Law (EHL) - Guidelines for experimentation and evaluationA guide for those in charge of implementing Exploring Humanitarian Law (EHL). (Info resources\ICRC publications and films\Publications\Humanitarian law) ICRC Publication 31-12-2005 Exploring Humanitarian Law (EHL) - Guidelines for inserting EHL into the curriculumA guide for those in charge of implementing Exploring Humanitarian Law (EHL). (Info resources\ICRC publications and films\Publications\Humanitarian law) ICRC Publication 31-12-2001 Exploring Humanitarian Law (EHL) - PackExploring Humanitarian Law (EHL) is an educational programme that is designed to introduce young people to the basic rules of international humanitarian law and to help them incorporate principles of humanity into their daily lives and into their attitudes to events at home and abroad. (Info resources\ICRC publications and films\Publications\Humanitarian law) ICRC publication Other site16-11-2006 Exploring Humanitarian Law Virtual CampusThe English language website EHL Virtual Campus serves as a resource centre and online community for the EHL programme. It provides support to the growing EHL community by providing ongoing EHL training and access to programme resources via internet. (Info resources\Other sites\Red Cross and Red Crescent) Other site  |
