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    Process Reflection: The 2nd Southeast Asia Legal Advocacy Training

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    The 2nd Southeast Asia Legal Advocacy Training aimed to: 1) Improve knowledge of the ASEAN human rights system and legal analytical skills to influence ASEAN human rights bodies. 2) Share best practices and lessons in legal advocacy. 3) Contribute to an ASEAN-wide public interest law network committed to improving the human rights system and collaborating on advocacy initiatives. The training used participatory and andragogical learning processes over three days and five modules to introduce participants to the domestic and regional human rights contexts, legal advocacy approaches, and strategies for developing a stronger regional human rights network and mechanisms.

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    The 2nd Southeast Asia Legal Advocacy Training aimed to: 1) Improve knowledge of the ASEAN human rights system and legal analytical skills to influence ASEAN human rights bodies. 2) Share best practices and lessons in legal advocacy. 3) Contribute to an ASEAN-wide public interest law network committed to improving the human rights system and collaborating on advocacy initiatives. The training used participatory and andragogical learning processes over three days and five modules to introduce participants to the domestic and regional human rights contexts, legal advocacy approaches, and strategies for developing a stronger regional human rights network and mechanisms.

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    The 2nd Southeast Asia Legal Advocacy Training aimed to: 1) Improve knowledge of the ASEAN human rights system and legal analytical skills to influence ASEAN human rights bodies. 2) Share best practices and lessons in legal advocacy. 3) Contribute to an ASEAN-wide public interest law network committed to improving the human rights system and collaborating on advocacy initiatives. The training used participatory and andragogical learning processes over three days and five modules to introduce participants to the domestic and regional human rights contexts, legal advocacy approaches, and strategies for developing a stronger regional human rights network and mechanisms.

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    Process Reflection: The 2nd Southeast Asia Legal Advocacy Training

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    The 2nd Southeast Asia Legal Advocacy Training aimed to: 1) Improve knowledge of the ASEAN human rights system and legal analytical skills to influence ASEAN human rights bodies. 2) Share best practices and lessons in legal advocacy. 3) Contribute to an ASEAN-wide public interest law network committed to improving the human rights system and collaborating on advocacy initiatives. The training used participatory and andragogical learning processes over three days and five modules to introduce participants to the domestic and regional human rights contexts, legal advocacy approaches, and strategies for developing a stronger regional human rights network and mechanisms.

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    PROCESS REFLECTION

    The 2nd Southeast Asia Legal Advocacy Training

    Yay! Were DONE!


    BUT WHAT ON EARTH HAPPENED DURING THE LAST THREE DAYS ASIDE FROM BRAIN CRAMP, SLEEP DEPRIVATION & GENERAL CRAVING FOR THAI MASSAGE?

    THE PLAN The GIO of The Training

    IMPROVING :

    Knowledge on ASEAN HR System Legal analytical skills to influence ASEAN HR Bodies

    SHARE LEGAL ADVOCACY BEST PRACTICES & LESSONS

    CONTRIBUTE TO THE CREATION OF ASEAN-WIDE PIL NETWORK THAT


    Committed to improving the ASEAN HR System Can collaborate on legal advocacy initiatives

    THE PLAN Training Approach


    ANDROGOGY-BASED
    Correspond

    PARTICIPATORY LEARNING PROCESSES


    to needs Involve participants as resource in design, execution, and evaluation of training
    PRE TRAINING PROCESS TRAINING

    POST TRAINING

    THE PLAN Training Flow

    MODULE 1 Introduction

    MODULE 2 Human Rights Context and Legal Advocacy

    MODULE 3 Legal Advocacy at Regional Level

    MODULE 4 Developing Common Strategies

    MODULE 5 Evaluation

    WHAT HAPPENED? Module 1 INTRODUCTION


    WE ARE: 20 Lawyers Involved in human rights legal advocacy for ECOSOC & CIV-POL rights some domestically, some with international engagement Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, The Philippines SETTING THE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT TOGETHER

    WHAT HAPPENED? Module 1 INTRODUCTION


    CONTRIBUTION
    Litigation Domestic

    legal regime International engagement Constitutional, Land & Natural Resources, Women & Children, Human Trafficking

    WHAT HAPPENED? Module 1 INTRODUCTION


    EXPECTATIONS
    Build

    Network To know[ASEAN] human rights mechanisms and know how to work them Skills in advocating human rights Action Plan

    WHAT HAPPENED? Module 2 Domestic HR Context & LA

    HR Issues

    Achievements

    Domestic instruments and Mechanisms Dedicated CSOs Ratified Intl instruments

    Challenges

    Non-conducive political setting Institutionalized human rights violations Prosecution of agents of change Lack of Human Rights comprehension

    Legal Lessons Power Advocacy Learned Relations Natural Systemic The state Resources reform functions Management Lawyers dominates Constitutional invovement in judicial and Influences of Rights non-judicial other functionsWomen & Child advocacy Right Negative CS Democratization Involvement of non lawyers influence Access to Justice

    WHAT HAPPENED? Module 3 LA @ Regional Level


    UN

    HR Mechanis m

    Regional

    HR Mechanism

    ASEAN

    System

    HR

    WHAT HAPPENED? Module 4 Common Strategies


    Developing

    Maintaining Regional Networks

    &

    Building

    Common Strategies for Stronger HR System

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