Inönü University Human Rights Application and Research Center Regulation
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This regulation sets up the operating rules for İnönü University’s Human Rights Application and Research Center. It defines the center’s purpose, areas of work, management structure, duties, and working methods. The center will focus on research, training, public awareness, cooperation with national and international institutions, publications, reports, and academic support in human rights and humanitarian law. The practical effect is mainly inside the university and academic community, with possible benefits for public institutions, civil society, and disadvantaged groups through projects and research outputs.
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Key Changes
- Defines the purpose and scope of İnönü University’s Human Rights Application and Research Center
- Sets out the center’s main activities, including research, training, publications, reports, and cooperation projects
- Creates a framework for the center’s management bodies, duties, and working methods
Obligations
What this law requires
The Center must conduct and support basic and applied research in human rights law and humanitarian law.
The Center must organize projects, seminars, panels, workshops, conferences, symposiums, and training programs in cooperation with national and international institutions and organizations in the fields of human rights and humanitarian law.
The Center must prepare reports and policy recommendations in the fields of human rights and humanitarian law.
The Center must develop social awareness projects in the fields of human rights and humanitarian law.
The Center must establish a library and archive suitable for research in the fields of human rights and humanitarian law.