Conference on Enforcing Gender Justice at Patel Law College, Bengaluru [Hybrid; March 17]: Submit by March 1

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About the Organiser

The Patel Law College, Bengaluru, Karnataka joins hands with Aequitas Victoria Research Centre, Bihar, to present the International Conference on the topic ‘Prospects and Challenges in Enforcing Gender Justice in the Contemporary New World Order: A Multidisciplinary Approach’.

About the Event

Patel Law College, Kariyammana Agrahara, Bellandur PO, Bengaluru, Karnataka is the chosen location for the conference, scheduled for March 17.

The conference expects to cultivate academic discussions on various aspects of gender justice in the modern world.

Roles and Responsibilities

Judges, Advocates, Academicians of any discipline, Research Scholars, Students, and other professionals who have conducted research or activities in the field of Gender Justice or Gender Studies can participate in this Conference.

Participants will have the opportunity to acquaint themselves with current issues of justice delivery systems, innovative applications for promoting gender justice, and socio-economic benefits through strong and enforced gender justice protection measures.

Eligibility Criteria

Co-authorship for each paper is allowed for up to two authors and no single author can submit more than one abstract. The length of the paper should not be less than 3,000 words and more than 5,000 words.

Sub-themes

Gender justice or gender studies from a historical perspective;
Theoretical understanding of gender justice in the contemporary era;
Human rights and gender justice;
Traditional and modern developments in the concept of feminism and patriarchy;
Ecofeminism and its influence in modern literature;
Constitutional measures for securing gender justice with a comparative analysis;
Role of Civil Society, Non-Governmental Agencies, Intergovernmental agencies, and other institutions in promoting gender justice;
Role of technology in transforming the concept of gender justice;
Role of education or educational institutions in promoting gender justice;
Promotion of gender justice for the marginalized sections of society including sex workers, bonded laborers, Differently-abled Persons, etc;
International organizations and their role in addressing gender-based injustice in domestic affairs;
Gender justice and humanitarian law;
Social, Political, Economic, Cultural, and Environmental implications of gender justice;
Literature and Feminism
Shifts in the socio-cultural perspectives and ideologies of gender from the ancient to the modern era;
Implications of Free Legal Aid and the role of Legal Service Authorities in securing gender justice;
Gender justice for refugees, illegal immigrants, stateless etc;
Gender justice in prison administration;
Gender sensitization in the justice delivery system;
Gender-based connotations and their reflections on the economic reforms and socio-welfare policies;
Gender justice and sustainable development

All the above themes are not exhaustive. Participants are free to choose any other topic that falls
within the domain of the main theme of the Conference.