ABOUT ORGANISERS
Knowledge Steez in collaboration with All India Law Teachers Congress, Pro Bono India, Nelson Mandela University, South Africa & Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris, Malaysia and Sponsored by Dr M. Zahir & Associates, Bangladesh with Media Partner Socio-Legal Corp is excited to announce the highly anticipated 13th International Conference on Human Rights and Gender Justice. You are cordially invited to participate in this prestigious event by presenting your research papers. Moreover, this conference offers an exclusive opportunity for your paper to be considered for publication, with the top 20 papers being selected for this privilege.
Join us at this enriching conference, where scholars and experts from around the world will gather to explore critical issues related to human rights and gender justice. This global platform provides a unique chance to showcase your research, exchange ideas, and engage in meaningful discussions with peers and leading academics. Mark your calendars for the 13th International Conference and be prepared to make a valuable impact in this field. Knowledge Steez looks forward to your valuable participation and scholarly contributions.
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
The International Conference on Human Rights and Gender Justice recognizes the importance of youth engagement in this crucial issue. Therefore, special emphasis will be placed on the contributions of students and young scholars. Ultimately, this conference aims to foster a vibrant and inclusive platform for dialogue, collaboration, and knowledge-sharing. Through comprehensive discussions, exchange of ideas, and collaborative efforts, we can try to pave the way for a future free from gender inequality and human rights violations.
The conference welcomes contributions across various themes, encouraging a multidisciplinary approach to the discussion. By exploring these themes from diverse perspectives, we can gain a comprehensive understanding of the complex challenges at hand and work towards sustainable solutions. One of the primary objectives is to shed light on the root causes of gender inequality. Through academic research and analysis, participants can delve into the social, cultural, and economic factors that contribute to disparities between genders.
CONCEPT NOTE
The gender gap remains a pressing global concern, serving as the foundation for numerous violations of human rights. Recognizing this urgent issue, the International Conference on Human Rights and Gender Justice aims to unite scholars, students, human rights activists, and members of civil society on a single platform. Together, we seek to invigorate the discourse surrounding gender inequality, with the ultimate goal of discovering shared solutions and promoting the best practices. Human rights serve as the fundamental link between all individuals, as they are rooted in the concept of human dignity. These rights are universal, transcending boundaries of nationality, religion, belief, race, ethnicity, and gender. However, the escalating gender disparities witnessed across the globe necessitate a collaborative effort. It is crucial to develop effective policies and enactments that can proactively prevent future violations while addressing the pressing need for global justice.
THEME
“Human Rights & Gender Justice”
SUB-THEMES
- Women Rights
- Children Rights
- Minorities Rights
- Human Rights and Fight against Terrorism
- Human Rights of Migrant Workers (especially during the pandemic of Covid-19)
- Disability and Human Rights
- Human Trafficking and Bride Trafficking.
- Human Rights and State Responsibility to protect against gender discrimination.
- Women’s property and inheritance rights
- Protection of Children from Sexual Offences: A Socio-Legal Analysis with Special Reference to POCSO Act
- Human Rights and Legitimate Limitations During the Pandemic
- Gender injustice on social media
- Women’s representation and participation in politics/justice
- Challenges to legal aid for gender protection
- Challenges to Legal protection of the third gender
- Role of NGOs in Advocacy for Human Rights
- Legal services for under-trial prisoners, women/child victims of trafficking, and juveniles in the juvenile justice system
- Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and LGBTQ Rights
- Religion, Culture and Human Dignity.
- Human Rights and the Pandemic- Challenges and Opportunities.
Note – The above list is not exhaustive and the Session Proposal/Abstract can be on any title related to Human Rights.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
- The Session Proposal/Abstract shall not exceed 1000 – 1500 words.
- It should include the title, keywords, the presenter’s name, designation, institutional affiliation, mailing address, contact number, and Email ID.
- The Session Proposal/Abstract should be typed in Times New Roman, font size 12 with 1.5 line spacing.
- Kindly mention the title of the Session Proposal/Abstract along with details of the co-author (if any).
- The Session Proposal/Abstract shall be sent to: [email protected] with the subject line “Abstract – International Conference”
- All submissions should be sent in .doc/.docx format only.
CONFERENCE DETAILS
Mode – Hybrid
- Virtual Mode – 12th October 2024
- Physical Mode – 13th October 2024
Deadline for Submission of Session Proposal – 10th September 2024
Venue – Indian Society of International Law (ISIL), Opposite the Supreme Court of India
OPPORTUNITY
- The top 20 Papers with less than 10% similarity will be published in an ISBN book after the Conference.
- Best Paper Presenter Award to be given in each Session.
- (Presentation/Participation) Certificate.
REGISTRATION FEE
- Indian Students and Research Scholars: Rs.1000
- Indian Professionals and Faculty Members: Rs.1200
- International Delegates: 70$
- Online presentation in exceptional cases (Only with the prior permission of the conference committee): 2000 INR
- Non-presenters/Attendees: 800 INR
STUDENT CONVENORS
- Astitva: +91 9140768546
- Pooja: +91 8449643827
- Aditya: +91 9798488837
- Srishti: +918279898571
- Aryan: +91 7290926503
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