Students of the Department of Philosophy, Sociology, and Social Work took part in the Human Rights Day Testing.
In early December, the educational platform of the National Festival “Code of the Nation” announced the launch of the Human Rights Day Testing, which is observed worldwide on December 10.
The testing was created and conducted to commemorate the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948.
Our students, Tetiana Savchenko and Iryna Verzun, took part in the testing and received certificates.
The purpose of the testing is to raise awareness of the fundamental human rights and freedoms enshrined in national and international legislation, to develop critical thinking, civic engagement, and a conscious civic position.
All funds raised from the testing will be donated to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Registration took place from December 5 to December 28. The testing period runs from December 10 to December 31. Immediately after completing the test, participants receive a Certificate.