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New answer posted•a year ago
YASH SHARMA
a year ago

Candidates need robust research ability combined with analytical expertise and strong verbal skills before starting their studies in Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law while understanding international relations. The path to success in this profession needs open-minded global issue unde

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M
a year ago

Following are the average salaries for various job roles in Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law:

Job Profile

Average Salary 

Human Rights Lawyer/Advocate

3 - 10 LPA

Human Rights Officer

3 - 8 LPA

Legal Advisor (Human Rights/IHL)

4 - 12 LPA

Policy Analyst (Human Rights/IHL)

4 - 10 LPA

Researcher (Human Rights/IHL)

3 - 8 LPA

Advocacy Officer

3 - 7 LPA

Program Officer (Human Rights/IHL)

4 - 9 LPA

International Relations Officer (with focus)

5 - 15 LPA

Lecturer/Professor (Law with HRIHL specialization)

4 - 10 LPA

Legal Officer (International Organizations like UN, ICRC)

6 - 15 LPA

Compliance Officer (focus on human rights in business)

6 - 15 LPA

Journalist (Human Rights focus)

3 - 8 LPA


Note- The above salary has been taken from external sources, and hence may vary.

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New answer posted•a year ago
M
a year ago

Those who have pursued Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law can work as:

  • Human Rights Lawyers
  • Activists
  • NGO workers

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N
a year ago

Anyone who wishes to pursue Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law must be:

  • Hard-working
  • Confident
  • Empathetic
  • Research-oriented
  • Unbiased and intellectually sound. 

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a year ago

Some popular law entrance exams that aspirants should consider appearing for in order to secure admission in the best law colleges in the country are mentioned below:

Entrance Exams

Exam Schedule

SLS AIAT 2025

SLS AIAT Exam Date 2025

CLAT PG 2025

CLAT PG Exam Date 2025

AILET 2025

AILET Exam Date 2025

AIBE 19

AIBE 19 Exam Date 2025 

Note- This information is sourced from the official website of the institute/exam.

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New answer posted•a year ago
K
a year ago

The various topics taught under Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law include

  • Environmental Governance
  • Refugee & International Humanitarian Law
  • Changing Conception of Justice & Globalised Legal Order
  • Concept & Development of Human Rights
  • International Criminal Law/ Human Rights, Women & Develop

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New answer posted•a year ago
J
a year ago

The average fee to pursue Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law ranges from INR 5,000 to INR 9 Lacs per annum. Moreover, fees range depends on the location, college and the course levels.

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a year ago

Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law can be pursued in the UG level, for which one must have cleared Class 12th from a recognised board. It is also offered as a specialisation in PG courses, for which one must be a graduate. 

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a year ago

Human Rights & International Humanitarian Law are both concerned with protecting life, health as well as the dignity of individuals. While International Humanitarian Law applies to a situation of armed conflict whereas International Human Rights Law applies at all times, that is, at the time of peac

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