Following the completion of the module the student should:
• Know the theoretical foundations of human rights law, theory of social problems
• oppression and its impact Anti-oppressive practice.
• be able to: explore and analyze educational, methodical and additional literature; Define
• basic concepts of the course; identify components of oppression at different levels; analyze and
• synthesize knowledge.

Basic Legal Knowledge, Social Policy of Ukraine

The definition of human rights. Domestic and international human rights law. Human rights in different political / economic systems. Prospects of order and conflict. Theory of social problems. Determined depression / distress. Levels of depression: personal, cultural, structural. The dynamics and forms of oppression. Internalized oppression and its impact. Practice antyhnoblenya personal, cultural and structural levels.

1. Human rights in Ukraine. Information-analytical bulletin Ukrainian-American Human Rights Bureau. Issue 18 - Kyiv, 1996-1997. - 200 p. 5.
2. Social Work: B. with C.-C: - Publishing house "Kyiv-Mohyla Academy", 2004. - Part 1: Fundamentals of social work. - 178 p. 6.
3. Lorenz, Walter. Social Business yzmenyayuscheysya in Europe. Asotsiaatsiya psychiatrists Amsterdam Ukraine - Kyiv, 1997, 199 p. 7. Mullalu, Vo (2002). ShaIIepgipg orrressiop And sritisaI sosial work arrroash.Don Mills: Oxford universitet pres. 232 p.
4. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
5. The Constitution of Ukraine 3. Our Right, educational and legal materials. - Lviv: OTS "Women's Perspectives" TSPPD "Seven." - 2002, 171s.

• Current control (40%): Includes presentation of the students to selected topics and work in the classroom
• Final exam - 60%