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Human Rights and Human Dignity in East Asian Constitutional Law: Negotiating Liberal Modernity and Culture

Human Rights and Human Dignity in East Asian Constitutional Law: Negotiating Liberal Modernity and Culture

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Teacher recommends to study from 15/9/2025 to 21/9/2025.

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Lecture 1: Human rights vs. culture

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Teacher recommends to study now - from 22/9/2025 to 28/9/2025.

Lecture 2: Liberal modernity and public apology in civil defamation cases

Teacher recommends to study from 29/9/2025 to 5/10/2025.

Lecture 3: The debate on Legal transplant and regulation of abortion

Teacher recommends to study from 6/10/2025 to 12/10/2025.

Lecture 4. Social Movement and Same-sex Marriage

Teacher recommends to study from 13/10/2025 to 19/10/2025.

Lecture 5. The Death Penalty

Teacher recommends to study from 20/10/2025 to 26/10/2025.

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  Lecture 1: Human rights vs. culture
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  Lecture 2: Liberal modernity and public apology in civil defamation cases
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  Lecture 3: The debate on Legal transplant and regulation of abortion
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  Lecture 4. Social Movement and Same-sex Marriage
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  Lecture 5. The Death Penalty

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What’s New Effective and Focused Learning
We have redesigned the display of interactive syllabi to support effective and focused student learning (the so-called “Learning First” approach). Everything that is not beneficial for studying within the interactive syllabus is minimized or removed.
What’s New Effective and Focused Learning
The most visible change is the simplification of the interface. The main system menu is now accessible via a dropdown in the top bar—located in the same place as on mobile devices.
What’s New Version History
Every change made in the interactive syllabus is now automatically saved as a version. You can return to any previous version of the content at any time and restore it. This means you no longer have to worry about accidentally overwriting or losing important data.
Study progress
The “Study progress” indicator shows students how far they have progressed in reading and completing the interactive syllabus. It takes into account viewed chapters, played videos, opened linked files, etc. Students can also easily identify skipped materials and return to them later.
Read rate
Teachers can view their students’ study progress indicator through the “Read rate” feature. This allows them to see how students are progressing in their studies. Teachers can easily identify students who have not yet opened the interactive syllabus and provide them with support.
Copying Content Between Interactive Syllabi
Copying Content Between Interactive Syllabi Chapters can now be copied easily from one interactive syllabus to another using the “Copy Chapters” function. This is especially useful for instructors whose courses overlap in content.
Validation
Validation checks whether the interactive syllabus is set up correctly. For example, it verifies that linked study materials are truly accessible to students and that any linked discussion exists. Validation is recalculated automatically every night.
Header
The interactive syllabus header image can now be repeated at the start of every chapter. Simply select “Zobrazovat úvodní obrázek ve všech kapitolách” when setting up the header image.
Display Switching
For users who dislike changes, we have temporarily kept the option to switch the interactive syllabus display back to the previous version. The IS will remember this preference and display interactive syllabi in the chosen view for that user.