Global Justice, Poverty, and Modern Slavery: A Closer Look

Poverty and contemporary slavery are two urgent worldwide problems affecting social justice, human rights, and economic stability. This course covers forced work, global inequalities, and the institutions supporting them holistically. Students will explore the causes of poverty, how legal systems can address injustices, and the ethical responsibilities of individuals, corporations, and governments. Analysing these complex topics in-depth, reading case studies, and having conversations can help participants grasp them better.

Students, professionals, legislators, and activists ready to improve their knowledge of global justice might find this course especially suited. Participants will discover critical new perspectives on the connections between poverty and systematic inequality, investigate the sometimes-hidden consequences of contemporary slavery in supply networks, and learn applicable moral guidelines. Analysing actual cases will help students identify and address human rights violations in many sectors and communities.

By finishing this course, you will have learnt how you may play an essential part in encouraging meaningful change by introducing you to critical themes in public policy, business ethics, social activism, and humanitarian projects. The conversations throughout the course will equip you with valuable abilities, enabling you to build a more equitable society. Don't miss this chance to join a movement that influences social and economic policies and determines our future. Come along and start your journey towards a long-lasting influence!