Cuộc thi viết luận năm 2021 dành cho sinh viên đại học về các vấn đề quan trọng về quyền con người và hòa bình ở ASEAN/Đông Nam Á

Cuộc thi viết luận năm 2021 dành cho sinh viên đại học về các vấn đề quan trọng về quyền con người và hòa bình ở ASEAN/Đông Nam Á

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Essay Contest

2021 Essay Writing Competition for Undergraduate Students on Critical Human Rights and Peace Issues in ASEAN/Southeast Asia

ASEAN University Network-Human Rights Education Theme (AUN-HRE) and SHAPE-SEA with supported by the Norwegian Centre for Human Rights (NCHR) at University of Oslo invite Southeast Asian undergraduate students to join this year's Essay Writing Competition on Critical Human Rights and Peace Issues in ASEAN/Southeast Asia.

This year's theme is "ASEAN'S Golden Chance to Save the "Golden Land:" Seeking Regional Solutions for the Protection of Human Rights and Restoration of Democracy in Myanmar!"
This essay competition aims to provide Southeast Asian undergraduate students a platform to analyse the current situation in Myanmar and to provide sound recommendations for ASEAN and its member-states in pursuit of the restoration of democracy and the ability of the people to fully claim their basic rights and freedoms.
Deadline for submission is on 30 June 2021.
WHAT TO WRITE ABOUT?

The scope of entries must explore and analyse ASEAN’s role in addressing current social, political, cultural and economic situations in Myanmar. It challenges essays writers to define and analyse ways for ASEAN to protect human rights, fundamental freedoms and the restoration of democracy in Myanmar, as well as, articulate on issues that need to be prioritized.
ESSAY REQUIREMENTS?

For more details about SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS, SELECTION PROCESS, PRIZES AND OPPORTUNITIES, click here!