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Legal channels through
which CSOs can impact on social and political life
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Tools and mechanisms
for effecting change, environmental action and making a difference
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Legal Recourse/
Advocacy |
- What is Legal Recourse/Advocacy?
- What are your country/territory’s legal
and/or administrative procedures (e.g. complaints mechanisms)
to advance a position, or stimulate official action (e.g. prepare
and submit cases or appeals to court)?
- How to use these in responding to derogations
(violation of rights) regarding:
o public reporting requirements,
o public access to information,
o rights to associate/campaign/demonstrate,
o participation in decision-making processes.
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| Public Participation |
- What is Public Participation?
- What are the relevant policies, agreements,
legal avenues and institutions in your country/territory for exercising
public participation?
- How to involve constituent stakeholders as
a means to speaking with one, informed voice.
- How to become partners to the government, give
meaningful and constructive input, and successfully negotiate
toward consensus.
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Course Module Authors:
- Stephen Stec, Senior Legal Specialist, REC, Hungary (Legal
Recourse/Advocacy)
- Magdolna Toth Nagy, Head, Public
Participation Programme, REC, Hungary (Public Participation)
See the skill-sets to be developed
under the other 5-day Programme modules.
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* A master class is a class given to students
of a particular discipline by an expert of that discipline (Wikipedia)
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