Istanbul Protocol E-Learning Course for IRCT
Project Overview:
In collaboration with the International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims (IRCT), we are developing a comprehensive e-learning course on the documentation of torture and ill-treatment. This project, centered around the Istanbul Protocol, aims to equip health and legal professionals worldwide with the knowledge and skills to effectively document torture cases, fostering accountability and promoting human rights.
Our Role and Contributions:
- Content Development: Crafting an engaging 12-module curriculum that translates the complex legal and medical components of the Istanbul Protocol into accessible, interactive learning experiences.
- Interactive Learning Design: Integrating a variety of multimedia elements, including expert videos, animations, and interactive scenarios, to enhance learner engagement and comprehension.
- Accessibility and Inclusivity: Ensuring that the course is accessible to a global audience, incorporating WCAG 2.1 guidelines to cater to learners with diverse needs.
Project Impact:
- Global Professional Training: Enhancing the capacity of professionals worldwide to document torture and ill-treatment accurately and ethically, contributing to the global fight against torture.
- Increased Awareness and Understanding: Raising awareness among health and legal professionals about the critical importance of proper documentation in upholding human rights and securing justice for victims.
- Empowering Advocacy: Equipping professionals with the necessary skills and knowledge to advocate for the prevention of torture and support torture survivors more effectively.
Conclusion:
Our ongoing project with the IRCT on the Istanbul Protocol stands as a testament to our dedication to advancing human rights education through e-learning. By combining our expertise in interactive content creation with a deep understanding of the subject matter, we are developing a course that not only educates but also empowers professionals to make a tangible impact in the lives of those affected by torture and ill-treatment.