Lessons well learnt – New guide promotes global human rights education

Headline Title: Lessons well learnt – New guide promotes global human rights education 08 October 2012 Students attending Accra High School in the Ghanaian capital may not see themselves as trend-setters in global education. But after a visit to their school late last year, Ghana’s late President John Atta Mills – who was also a professor – spoke of his great admiration for their success at making human rights an integral part of everyday school life. The school aims to build capacity of the whole school community by promoting a democratic environment, innovative teaching methods…

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