This document provides 7 questions for an exam on Law of Human Rights. The questions address a range of topics including: the impacts of globalization on rights to education, health and work in developing countries; arguments for developed countries to eradicate global poverty to facilitate socio-economic rights; key aspects of CEDAW and the need for laws protecting women's rights; how climate change affects human rights and suggestions to mitigate its impacts; how multi-national corporations can negatively impact human rights; the relationship between anti-corruption efforts and human rights; and components of the right to development.

1. PREMIER UNIVERSITY CHITTAGONG
DEPARTMENT OF LAW
LL.M. 2nd Semester Final Examination, 2016
Subject: Law of Human Rights Course No.
Marks: 50 Time: 03 hours
(Answer any FIVE questions. All questions are valued equally.)
1. Briefly discuss the impacts of globalization on the enjoyment of right to education, right to
health and right to work by the people of the developing countries.
2. What are your arguments to establish the responsibility of the Western economically
developed countries to eradicate global poverty to facilitate the increasing enjoyment of socio-
economic rights of the people of the developing countries?
3. Discuss the main features of Convention on Elimination of All Sorts of Discrimination
Against Women (CEDAW) and its Protocol. What do you think is the necessity of special laws
including a separate human rights convention for recognition and realization of women human
rights? State the main arguments for and against making reservation to CEDAW.
4. Discuss how climate change affects enjoyment of human rights. What are your specific
suggestions for rich countries, developing countries and companies to mitigate the adverse
impacts of climate change on human rights?
5. Illustrate how multi-national corporations can adversely affect human rights of peoples in
developing countries.
6. Discuss how fight against corruption is a struggle for human rights.
7. Explain right to development. What are the components of development?