
OCR A Level Geography | Afghanistan Case Study | Human Rights | Detailed Powepoint notes
A comprehensive revision resource covering the Afghanistan case study for OCR A Level Geography, Human Rights: To what extent has intervention in human rights contributed to development?
This resource explores strategies for the global governance of human rights in Afghanistan, an area of conflict, examining the roles of international organisations, national government and NGOs in promoting and protecting human rights.
This resource covers:
- Afghanistan’s development context and the impact of conflict on human rights
- Key human rights issues, including women’s rights and access to education
- The role of the United Nations and UN agencies in promoting human rights
- The contributions of national government and NGOs, including Afghan Aid
- Cooperation between organisations operating at global, national and local scales
- Strategies used to promote and protect human rights
- The consequences of intervention for local communities
- Opportunities for stability, growth and development
- Challenges involving inequality, injustice and the limitations of global governance
- Relevant case study evidence and links to the OCR specification
Ideal for independent study, consolidating case study knowledge and preparing for OCR A Level Geography assessments and exams.
Specification: OCR A Level Geography
Topic: Human Rights – Global Governance and Development
Case study: Afghanistan (LIDC) – Global governance of human rights in an area of conflict
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