Discussion Questions for the
Human Rights Methods and Practice Lecture

If you had to pick three of these action ideas as of particular interest to you, which would they be? And what is interesting to you about them?
Of the four “larger actions” noted at the end of this list --
• Rights-based local ordinances,
• Citizens' Tribunals,
• Citizens' Inquiries and
• Litigation

which one would you be most inclined to recommend? Why?
Do you think of any other human rights action(s) you think should be added to this list? Please explain.


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