International E-Conference on Implementation of Human Rights

Title

Implementation of Human Rights: International Perspective. Issues and Solutions

Themes

• Emerging Challenges Relating to Human Rights
• Constitutional and Legislative Framework of Human Rights
• Human Rights and Technology
• The Impact of COVID-19 on Human Rights and the Way Forward
• Human Right Issues and United Nation’s Responses

Object

The objective of the International E-Conference is to provide a platform for discussion about the latest issues in the field of human rights and high lighting the possible solutions to the problems. This e-conference will serve as a platform for participants to come forward to reflect upon and address various issues being faced. Apart from plenary sessions, this conference will also ponder over our response towards such challenges and to be aware of what approaches are adopted in different countries.

Description

IPEM Law Academy, believe in promoting learning and enriching the academic pursuits of our students. Keeping this in mind, we invite distinguished academicians at regular intervals to share their insights through Workshops/Seminars/Faculty Development Programs/Guest Lectures/International E-conference/ Dr B.S. Goel National moot court Competition/Legal Case Analysis competition etc. from time to time. IPEM Law Academy Ghaziabad organized an International E-Conference on “Implementation of Human Rights: International Perspectives. Issues and Solutions” on 28th October, 2023 (Saturday).While the development of norms of human rights has been a challenge, its significance has always occupied a pivotal position in policy considerations at the national and international level. Implementation of Human Rights basically refers to actual compliance with human rights standards by individual states as well as all initiatives taken by those states themselves, other states and international organs or other bodies
to enhance respect for human rights and prevent violations.

Organisers

Ms. Minaxi Tomar

Highlights