A one-day virtual conference convened with Sri Sathya Sai Law College for Women, Bhopal, bringing together legal academicians, practitioners, policymakers, activists and students from India and abroad.
Human rights and constitutional law stand at a crossroads, shaped by digital surveillance, climate-induced displacement, algorithmic bias in governance and evolving notions of gender and identity justice. This conference revisits foundational legal principles against that backdrop, asking what keeps them resilient, inclusive and adaptive.
Convened by Sri Sathya Sai Law College for Women, Bhopal in association with CLRS, with an optional opportunity for publication in an edited book bearing an ISBN.
Foreign delegates were charged USD 50. Students and academicians of Sri Sathya Sai College for Women, Bhopal received a 50% waiver on the registration fee.
