All students who are either enrolled in a 3-year LLB program or a 5-year integrated LLB program shall be eligible to participate.
Team Composition
Each team shall consist of only two speakers and one researcher. The teams may choose to participate without a Researcher, and therefore with two speakers, one of them may choose to appear as researcher in Researcher Test as in case of tie, the marks of researcher test may be considered to come to a conclusion. The teams will be assigned Team Codes by the Organizers.
Awards
Winners/Best Team – Trophy and Prize worth equivalent to Rs.86,100 including cash prize Rs.5100/- (for team)
Runners up/Second – Best Team – Trophy and Prize worth equivalent to Rs.48,100 including cash prize Rs.3100/- (for team)
Best Mooter (on the basis of the performance in Preliminary Round) – Trophy and cash prize Rs.1100
Best Memorial – Trophy and cash prize Rs.1100
Best Researcher – Trophy and cash prize Rs.1100
All Participants shall be given Certificate of Participation, Kit & Memento.
In order to confirm participation, teams should register themselves. The teams must register on or before 12th April 2022. Registration Fees: Rs 2700/- per team (Early Bird Registration).
If team registers themselves in between 13th April – 20th April 2022, than registration fees is: Rs 3000/- per team.
Important Dates
Date of Release of Moot Proposition: March 12, 2022
Last date for registration (Early Bird Registration): April 12, 2022
Last date for registration: April 20, 2022
Last date for raising clarifications regarding the Moot Problem April 12, 2022
Clarifications, if any, to be published: April 16, 2022
Last date for submitting the soft copy of the memorials : May 03, 2022
Last date for submitting the hard copy of the memorials: May 07, 2022 (on or before 8:30am of May 07, 2022 either by post or in person)
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The ‘National Moot Court Competition, 2022’ (Virtual) will be organized by the K.G Shah Law School, SNDT University, Mumbai.
Language: The official language for the Competition will be in English
Structure of the Competition: The Competition shall consist of Preliminary Round, Semi – Final Round and Final Round.
Dress Code: All the participants shall adhere to the following dress code for the competition:
Female: Black and White Western or Indian Formals
Male: Black and White Western Formals
Structure of the Competition
Preliminary Rounds:
Preliminary Round will be conducted on Saturday, 09th April, 2022.
Plaintiff/Appellant or Defendant/Respondent shall present in accordance with the Team Code as chosen by the Organizing Committee.
Teams with highest Total Marks in the Preliminary round will qualify for the Semi-Final Round.
Semi-Final Round:
The Semi-Final Round will be conducted on Sunday, 10th April, 2022.
Plaintiff/Appellant or Defendant/Respondent shall present in accordance with the serial number as chosen by the organizers of the team.
Teams with highest total marks in the Semi-Final Round will qualify for Final Round.
Final Round:
The Final Round is scheduled or will be conducted on Sunday, 10th April, 2022.
The team obtaining the Highest Score shall be declared as the ‘Winner of the Competition.
Eligibility
Students pursuing Three or Five-years LL.B. or B.L.S, LL.B. Degree Courses (or equivalent course) from any recognized Law Colleges are eligible to participate.
Team Composition
Only one team will participate from each college. Each team shall consist of 2 Participants as Mooters. This number cannot be modified under any circumstances.
Prizes
Every Participant shall be awarded with a Certificate of Participation. However, following are the Prizes:
Best Team – Cash Rs. 5000/- + Certificate
Best Mooter – Cash Rs. 2000/- + Certificate
How to Register?
Interested participants, fulfilling the eligibility criteria are required to register for the event by filling out a Google Form.
Subject to registration, each team will be provided a Team Code.
The teams should submit the soft copy of both the memorials in ‘.pdf’ format,by 11:59:59 pm (IST) on 31th March, 2022 to kgsnmc2009@gmail.com with the subject line as “Memorial Team Code ”
Important Dates
Last Date of Registration: 25th March,2022
Last Date of Submission of Memorials: 31st March,2022
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Vaikunta Baliga College of Law, Udupi, a Unit of Dr. T.M.A Pai Foundation which was formerly known as Udupi Law College, was named after former Law Minister, Government of Mysore, Late Sri. B. Vaikunta Baliga, was established in 1957 with an avowed objective of imparting quality legal education in the mofussil area. Ever since it has emerged as one of the premier institutions on the horizon of legal education. Since its inception the institution has made a very fast stride to emerge as a hub of academic and cultural activities.
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About the Moot Competition
Vaikunta Baliga College of Law, Udupi is organizing its 6th Advocate. P. Shivaji Shetty Memorial National Moot Court Competition hosted which will be held from April 7th to 9th, 2022.
General Details
Due to Covid Protocols, the Moot Court competition shall be conducted through virtual mode onZoom App from 7th April 2022 to 9th April 2022.
Eligibility and Team Composition
Students who are pursuing 3year/5year LLB at Law Colleges recognised by the Bar Council of India are eligible to participate in the Competition.
From each College a team consisting of 3 members shall be eligible to participate in the competition.
Rules and Guidelines
The team shall notify the organizers at the time of registration as to who shall be the two Speakers and one Researcher.
The language of all the competitions shall be English.
The enclosed Registration Form should be duly filled in and returned on or before 20th March 2022. The maximum number of entries would be restricted to 24 teams.
There shall be a registration fee of ₹ 3,000/- (Rupees Three Thousand Only) for each team
The teams shall pay the registration fees through GPAY . (Mobile no : 9964069522) or scan the QR Code
Fill the details of payment in the Registration Form with a transaction ID.
Each team shall be provided with a “Team Code” as soon as their registration is confirmed, and the same must be used for all purposes during the Competitions.
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REVA University is a private state university located in Bangalore, Karnataka. REVA Group of Educational Institutions was established in 2002, managed by Rukmini Educational Charitable Trust. In 2004 it was taken over by Rukmini Educational Charitable Trust led by Dr. P. Shyama Raju.
About School of Legal Studies
The School of Legal Studies offers graduate and post graduate programmes with an objective of preparing law professionals, with a sound understanding of the foundations of legal knowledge. The school offers B.A., LL. B (Hons.), B.B.A, LL. B (Hons.) of five-year duration and one-year LLM in Business & Corporate Law and Criminal Law.
Objectives of the Conference
To explore the various aspects of cryptocurrency along with-its regulatory framework for its effective governance.
To promote an exchange of tested ideas about Cryptocurrencies, the Bitcoin mania and beyond.
To clarify basic concepts of cryptocurrency and to understand global response to evolving Cryp to economy.
To provide a platform of opportunities for participants to share ideas with renowned leaders, seasoned businessperson and academics, industry titans, and development partners to establish global partnerships for future business, research and project collaborations.
Sub-themes
Papers are invited on the following sub-themes and such related themes which can contribute to the objective of the conference:
Cryptocurrency Regulation in India and other Countries.
Cryptocurrency as a Legal Tender and its Implications.
Impact of cryptocurrency on the world economy.
Cryptocurrency vs cyber-law
Cryptocurrency and Emerging Technologies
Digital Divide
Entrepreneur and Entrepreneurism
Block Chain Technology: Paradigm Shift in the Business Model
The Bitcoin mania and beyond
Cryptocurrency and Smart Contract
Eligible Participants
The National Conference is open to:
Academicians
Researchers
Students
Cyber Professionals
Cyber Stakeholders
Cyber Forensic Experts
Advocates
Banking Professional
IT Professionals
Submission Guidelines
Abstract
The abstract shall not exceed 300 words, and must be accompanied by a cover page, stating the following:
Title of the Paper and Sub – Theme
Name of the Author(s)
Name of the Institution
E-mail Address and Contact number
Postal Address
Paper
The paper must be accompanied with the following details: A cover letter mentioning the Name of the Author(s), Course, Year of Study (if applicable), Name of the College/University (if applicable), Professional Position (if applicable), with Postal Address, Email Address and Contact Number.
The abstract and the full papers to be sent at nationalconference_2022@reva.edu.in.
Rewards
The top 2 presenters will receive a certificate of appreciation.
Registration Fee
For Students/ Research Scholars: Rs.500/-for single authorship and Rs.800/- for co-authorship
Academicians and Professionals: Rs.1000/- for Single authorship and Rs.1400/- for co-authorship.
How to Register?
Interested participants can register for the conference through this link.
Important Dates
Submission of Abstract: 25th March, 2022
Communication of Acceptance of Abstract: 27th March, 2022
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Symbiosis Law School, Pune is organizing SYMBHAV ’22 that includes 3rd Nithin Patil Memorial Mono Advocacy Competition (Extempore), Client Counselling Competition, Judgment Writing Competition) from April 8-10,2022.
About the Organizer
Symbiosis International (Deemed University) (SIU) was established in the year 1971. Symbiosis Law School, Pune (SLS Pune) has been a constituent of SIU since 2002.
SLS Pune, in 2021 has been ranked 9th by the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) Ministry of Human Resource Development India among the Law Institutes all over the Country.
About the Event
Legal events have been an important part of the fest over the years and we consider it a great opportunity to experiment with different kinds of events and host events of the highest quality for all participants.
There will be three competitions as part of our cultural fest this year:
3rd Nithin Patil Memorial Mono Advocacy Competition, 2022 – Extempore Competition from April 8-10, 2022).
Client Counselling Competition, 2022 – April 10, 8-10, 2022
Judgment Writing Competition, 2022 – 10th April 10,, 2022
Team Composition and Registration Details
3rd Nithin Patil Memorial Mono Advocacy Competition, 2022 – Extempore
The competition is open for students who are currently pursuing LLB via a three year / five-year course.
Each participant has to contest individually.
All the participating institutions/individuals have to provisionally register by filling the Registration Formon or before March 25, 2022.
Subsequently, the participants will receive an email, signifying the status of their provisional registration for participation. The participants will be required to make the payment within 3 days of the receipt of the email of acceptance of provisional registration.
There will be a maximum cap of 24 participants. The registrations will be accepted on a first-come-first-serve basis and any change in the registration must be informed to the organizers at the earliest.
The participants will be required to pay ₹ 1600 as registration fees once their provisional registration is confirmed by the organizers.
The propositions for the first two rounds will be released 24 hours prior to the commencement of the competition (i.e. on April 7, 2022) which will revolve around Competition Law, Intellectual Property Law, Constitutional Law and Criminal Law.
Client Counselling Competition, 2022
The participants shall be from any of the 3 Year LLB or 5 Year Integrated LLB Course.
Each team will consist of two participants and they shall be from the same institution.
Team(s) may not be altered after registration.
Registration fees for Client Counselling event is Rs.2500/-.
All the participating institutions/teams have to provisionally register by filling the Registration Form on or before March 25, 2022.
Subsequently, the participating teams will receive an email, signifying the status of their registration for participation. The teams will be required to make the payment within 3 days of the receipt of the email of acceptance of provisional registration.
The registrations will be accepted on a first-come-first-serve basis and any change in the registration must be informed to the organizers at the earliest and there will be a maximum cap of 24 teams.
Judgment Writing Competition, 2022
Each team shall consist of a minimum of (01) one participant and a maximum two (02) participants belonging to the same college.
The participants shall be pursuing a 3-year LLB or 5-year integrated LLB programme from any college within India.
The team composition may not be altered after registration.
The last date of Provisional Registration shall be March 25, 2022 must be done on this Registration Link.
The Registration fee for the competition is Rs. 500/-, for which the payments details share be shared with the provisionally registered participants on their Email IDs.
The Final Registration shall be confirmed via mail only after receipt of the payment, which has to be completed within 3 days after the confirmation of provisional registration.
The judgement is to be submitted via the google form both docx and pdflatest by 11:59pm IST, April 05, 2022, on the Submission Link. In case of multiple submissions, the last submission by the participant before the deadline will be considered for evaluation and any submission received after the deadline shall not be considered for evaluation, and the team shall be disqualified.
Rules & Regulations
3rd Nithin Patil Memorial Mono Advocacy Competition, 2022 – LINK.
Participation certificates will be awarded to all participants, in all of the above competitions. The awards of ‘Winner’ and ‘Runner Up’ will be awarded in all three competitions, with an additional award of ‘Best Advocate’ in the 3rd Nithin Patil Memorial Mono Advocacy Competition, 2022.
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Innovative Welfare and Educational Society (Regd.) was incorporated more than a decade back with the avowed objective of dissemination of literacy amongst the under-privileged segment of society in India and to provide an impetus to growth of professional education in varied streams for self-reliance amongst future generations.
About the Innovative 1st National Moot Court Competition 2022
Innovative First National Moot-Court Competition, 2022 is the first edition of the Moot – Court Competition organized by Innovative Institute of Law, Greater Noida, U.P.
The event aims to construct a productive platform where young legal minds come together and showcase their skills which are far more valuable than winning or being eliminated in an event.
Eligibility
The Competition shall be open for
Students duly enrolled and are pursuing an integrated 5years or 3 years Law Program in India from an institution recognized by the Bar Council of India.
Students enrolled and pursuing a post-graduate diploma or short-term certificate courses in law are not eligible to apply.
Students from any university/ Institute not recognized by the Bar Council of India to impart a Law degree are not eligible to apply.
Awards and Prizes
Winner: 21,000/- + Trophy + Certificate of Merit
Runner Up: 11,000/- + Trophy + Certificate of Merit
Best Speaker: 5000/- + Memento + Certificate of Merit
Best Memorial: 5000/- + Memento + Certificate
Best researcher: 5000/- + Memento + Certificate
All other participants shall receive participation certificate + Memento
Mode of Conducting Competition
Offline/Physically
Location
Innovative Institute of Law, Plot No.-6, Knowledge Park-2, Greater Noida, U.P.-201308
Registration and Selection of Teams
Teams shall register themselves through the link provided at the end of this post.
All the teams shall be required to make a payment of INR 1500/- via NEFT in favour of details provided below to register for the Competition.
The payment confirmation of same has to be sent attached in the registration form.
Registration of a team shall be confirmed only after the receipt of registration form and payment by the Organizers.
The confirmation of registration shall be conveyed to the teams via mail which shall also mention the team code allotted to the teams. During the competition teams shall be identified by the team code allotted to them.
Fee Details
Mode of payment of the registration fee shall be via Paytm/PhonePe/Google Pay to the following mobile number: 8860982973
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Graphic Era Hill University, Dehradun is a multi-domain university offering various professional programs to over 10000 on-campus students from all states of India and various countries of the world.
About School of Law
School of Law (SOL), Graphic Era Hill University, Dehradun is running two integrated five year programmes, B.A. LL.B. (H) and B.B.A. LL.B. (H) approved by Bar Council of India along with LL.M. (2 years) in Criminal Law, Corporate Law and Constitutional Law and Ph.D. in law.
Call for Papers
After the successful release of GEHU LAW REVIEW (GLR), Volume 2, Issue I (Jan. 2022), the GLR is accepting submissions for its Vol. 2, Issue II to be published in July 2022.
The scholarly submissions which are original and unpublished written works such as articles, research papers, case studies, book reviews on contemporary legal issues and challenges, from academicians, legal professionals, research scholars and students are invited.
Broad Theme
The journal invites submission on any broad area which could be related to contemporary legal issues and advancements.
Submission Guidelines
Main Text: Times New Roman, font size 12, 1.5 line spacing in MS Word.
Word Limit:
Research papers (3,000- 5,000 words),
Book reviews (1500-2000 words), and
Case studies/commentaries (2000-3000 words).
Footnotes: Times New Roman, size 10, single line spacing.
Authorship: Maximum two authors per entry will be accepted.
Abstract: All the entries should be accompanied with an abstract which should be of 250 words maximum.
The manuscript shall be original and unpublished.
The author(s) must follow the uniform method of citation of Bluebook (20th edition).
Review: The editorial board will follow the anonymous peer review policy for accepting the submissions.
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NIMS School of Law is a constituent unit of NIMS University Rajasthan, Jaipur. It came into existence in the year 2010-2011.
To provide adequate knowledge and competence in the area of law invaluable for lawyers of future. School’s emphasis lies to inculcate skills such as critical thinking, creative and innovative mindset, problem-solving abilities, understanding of cultural and social values.
About the Moot
The All-India Inter-University Moot Court Competition-2022 for Law students sponsored by the Bar Council of India will be held at NIMS School of Law, NIMS University, Jaipur-303121, Rajasthan from 11th to 13th June, 2022 to be organized by the Bar Council of India Trust Pearl First.
Venue
School of Law, NIMS University, Jaipur Rajasthan
Eligibility
The Moot Court Competition is open to all students enrolled in a LLB degree provided by a recognised university in India. A university will be represented by only one team and the team shall comprise of 3 members.
Only Universities are eligible to sponsor teams consisting of three students [two Mooters and one Researcher]. Centres of Legal Education must get in touch with the Universities to which they are affiliated to and get their nominations sent through Registrars of the concerned University.
Any nominations received from the Law colleges directly [instead of through the University] will not be entertained. Only Law students studying LL.B. course are eligible to take part in Moot Court Competition.
How to Register?
Teams should register in the following way:
The participants have to fill their details required in the registration form and the same is to be sent to email: mootcourtbci2022@nimsuniversity.org by (TIME, DATE)2022 from the Official Mail id of the institution.
The hard copy of the registration form is to be sent to the following address:- Dr. B.S. Tomar City, Jaipur-Delhi Highway, (NH-11C), Jaipur – 303121 Rajasthanon or before 30th March 2022.
Teams have to prepare memorials for both the sides , i.e Petitioner and Respondents. The registered teams shall submit the pdf copy of their for the both side for the first problem by e-mail to mootcourtbci2022@nimsuniversity.org and shall send five printed copies (for each side) of such memorials addressed to Dr. B.S. Tomar City, Jaipur-Delhi Highway, (NH-11C), Jaipur – 303121 Rajasthan , Faculty Convenor, School Of Law , NIMS University.
Awards
The Bar Council of India Trust Pearl First will award National Merit Certificates and other Prizes such as Winner University Trophies, Runner Up University Trophies, Best Memorial of Each Round, Best Speaker of Each Round, Gold Medal for Best Male and Female Advocate of Final Round with Trophies & Certificates, etc. Scholarships of Rs. 12,000/- for one year will be provided to the BEST SPEAKER of each round of the competition.
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About Faculty of Law, Mangalayatan University, Jabalpur (M.P.)
Mangalayatan University Jabalpur is established by the Gazette notification of the Madhya Pradesh Government and approved by the UGC under 2(f) of the UGC Act. Being the first private university of Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh. The University has established itself as a pioneer institute of higher education within the Mahakaushal region. Apart from educational activities, the University is also associated with various social welfare and extension activities.
The Faculty of law at Mangalayatan University has been established with the objective of teaching and training industry-ready Law graduates. The courses under the Faculty of Law are approved by the Bar Council of India and the University Grant Commission. The Faculty of Law has commenced its first academic session in the year 2021 and in a short span of time, it has established itself as a pioneer institute of legal education in the Mahakaushal region. The University offers graduate, post-graduate, and doctoral study in Law.
About the Conference
Insurgency within the country has been a content of discord for many States for ages. India is facing armed conflicts within its boundaries for decades and history narrates that it has only grown to the extent of horrendous contours. Insurgency is a global phenomenon in modern-day politics around the world. Politics has a greater role in pacifying the damage done to these people but it has failed in mitigating the damage and restitution of the loss.
In developing nations of the world especially South Asian and African countries, armed conflict or armed rebellion can be identified as the biggest roadblock in implementing welfare and developmental policies. Insurgency not only creates a problem for the innocent citizenry but also creates a void of opportunities for militant groups as well. Armed rebellions are often categorized as demonic and anti-social groups engaged in violence to assert their human rights, but the past has shown that it has been no good to the already deprived and marginalised group of individuals.
Currently, India is facing an insurgency in Northern, North-eastern, Central, and Southern States where the militant groups are in direct conflict with the government. There are varied reasons throughout India for the growth of militancy but deprivation and marginalization have played a major role in the evolution of insurgency. These groups have made it difficult for the State to execute and implement welfare activities in the militant affected areas.
The phenomenon of insurgency is leading to major global issues such as hunger, loss of habitat, malnutrition, non-education, and deprivation of their human rights. The state being the parens patrie carries an obligation to protect the rights of its citizen and at the same time, it has to safeguard and find ways to deal with these groups with iron hands.
India has strict legislations such as AFSPA, UAPA & NSA etc., to deal with any kind of anti-national activity under the pretext of insurgency. These legislations are often labelled as draconian and violators of fundamentals rights of the citizens as they provide special powers to the state authorities in dealing with armed rebellions.
The theme of the conference revolves around the cross-cutting global issues of human rights with reference to the phenomenon of militancy around the world. The theme of the conference primarily focuses on the issues of human rights violation of the militant groups viz a viz the powers of the Armed forces but it is not only limited to the issues of human rights of these groups.
The conference endeavors to initiate a discussion on various issues revolving around human rights across the globe. The theme is further divided into sub-themes covering major human rights issues and attempt to arrive at a holistic understanding through academic discourse.
Objectives of the Conference
The conference is organized to collaborate with various stakeholders associated with the protection of human rights and combatting the insurgency within the country with a view to providing a brainstorming platform to academicians, research scholars, students and policymakers on the issue of militancy and fundamental rights.
The conference also aims to compile the best scholarly data available on the subject and to disseminate the knowledge acquired from the panel discussions and papers presented among the beneficiaries to enrich them with the nuances of the phenomenon. The conference aims to compile the papers presented at the conference in the form of an edited volume book to be published by “Thomson Reuters.”
Overview of the Conference
The conference extends over a period of two days with enriching and zealous activities. The first day of the conference is dedicated to plenary sessions/panel discussions. On day first, there will be two plenary sessions of two hours each.
Each session will be chaired by a keynote speaker of international repute along with other speakers of national and international repute. The session will be moderated by an academician having expertise in the issues of human rights. The theme of the session will coincide with the theme of the conference.
On day two there shall be paper presentations before a panel of experts. After the presentations experts will declare the best research paper to be awarded at the valedictory. The outcome of the conference will be published in the form of an edited volume by “Thomson Reuters.”
Mode
Online
Call for Papers
The conference invites papers from academicians, research scholars, students and other stakeholders from the fraternity to submit their research papers in the prescribed format on the below-mentioned sub-themes within the stipulated time.
Theme
Militancy and Human Rights: Issues and Challenges.
Sub-themes
Impact of Armed Forces Special Power Act (AFSPA) on Human Rights
Social media and the rise of new forms of militancy
Impact of Anti-Terrorism Law on Human Rights
Human Rights crisis related to children in armed conflict
Freedom of Speech and Expression in Militant affected Areas
Human Rights of Women, Children, Migrant Workers, Aged and Disabled
Challenges to Human Rights during Covid-19
Rules for Submission
An abstract of maximum 500 words indicating the theme of the conference with five keywords shall be submitted beforehand within the stipulated time.
The paper shall consist of 3500 words to 5000 words excluding footnotes and references. (Descriptive footnotes is permitted)
The citation style for the paper is the BLUE BOOK 21st Edition.
Abstract and full paper shall be submitted in soft copy in MS Word. (Font type – Times New Roman, Font Size – Body 12, Heading 14 and footnotes 10 with 1.5 spacing for body and 1 spacing for a footnote)
A separate word file shall be submitted containing the Title, Name of the Author (Co-Author if any), Designation, Email and Contact details.
The author/s shall also submit a declaration stating that the work is original and bonafide.
Only one Co-author is permitted.
The research paper shall be sent to conference.muj@gmail.com
Plagiarism: All the submissions shall be processed through plagiarism detection software “Authenticate” as per the international norms.
Important Dates
Last Date for Registration: March 25, 2022
Last Date for Submission of Abstract: March 27, 2022
Last date for Submission of Full paper: April 2, 2022
Date of the Conference: April 4-5, 2022
Prizes and Benefits
Publication Opportunity: An edited volume of the selected papers presented in the Conference shall be published with an ISBN no. in Thomson Reuters.
Prizes up to Rs. 5,000/- shall be given for the best papers in the Conference.
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Faculty of Law, Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur (VGU), started in the year 2017 has grown in leaps and bounds and has strength of 500+ students at present.
The Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur forayed into the field of legal education by introducing integrated BA-LL.B., BBA-LL.B., Bachelor of Law (LL.B.),Master of Law (LL.M.), and Ph.D programs in the study.
About the Conference
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the tension between different marginalized sectors the recent time reflects that different approach adapted by different sectors are inconsiderate of the rights secured with respect to women and policies so framed are also not mentioning those.
However, the difficulty posed by conflicting concerns and negligence at both the levels i.e., international and domestic is by no means novel, nor limited to Women health concerns only.
The major issues of global import can be summed up as
1. Impact of Recent Pandemic on Women Globally
Sub Themes: i. COVID-19 Risk Factors for Women
As Frontline workers, 70% women are involved in health care they are also on frontline at home concernces related with their security and protection from the virus were more important but neglected.
ii. Sexual and Reproductive Rights and Health
Governments excluded crucial services such as abortion, contraception for adolescents, and outreach programs to meet the needs of marginalised groups from national policies and plans.
iii. Women as Domestic Violence Victims
Women Stayed home and there were increased cases of domestic violence.
2. Economic Inequality and Policy Responses
Sub Themes: i. Economic crises hit Women harder
Because Women tend to earn less, women have fewer savings, Women are Disproportionately more in the informal economy, Women have less access to Social protection, Women are more likely to be burdened with unpaid care and domestic work, and therefore have to drop out of the labour force, Women make up the majority of Single-parent household.
ii. Policies managing response and recovery effort:
Social and economic policies and programmes to confront the fallout of this crises must be inclusive and transformative, addressing women’s leadership and labour, both outside and within the home. placing women and girls at the centre of preparedness, response and recovery could finally bring te genuine change that women’s right groups have long advocated for.
Sexual and reproductive health services must get priority. Governments need to gather more and better data.
Targeted efforts are needed to protect women workers.
Ensure women’s Equal Women’s Equal Representation in all Covd-19 Response planning and Decision-Making.
3. Patenting Challenges and Licensing of Drugs
Sub Themes: i. Life to become normal again vaccines or medicines is the only permanent solutions. ii. Negligence of International Women Rights & IHL through negligance in adherence of international IP laws.
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