2nd International Gender Justice Conference by AVRC-ICLP

About AVRC-ICLP

The AV Research Centre for International & Comparative Law & Policy (AVRC-ICLP) is a specialized research centre established under the Aequitas Victoria Research Centre (AVRC), an initiative of the Aequitas Victoria Foundation. The Centre is dedicated to advancing scholarship, policy research, and academic engagement in the fields of International Law, Comparative Law, and Public Policy.

International law plays a critical role in regulating relations among states, international organizations, businesses, and individuals, while comparative law facilitates the study and understanding of diverse legal systems and traditions across jurisdictions.

About the Conference

As Ban Ki-moon stated, “Achieving gender equality requires the engagement of women and men, girls and boys. It is everyone’s responsibility.” Recognizing this responsibility, efforts by way of this Conference have been made to reconcile academic discussion in the process of theory building and analyzing the transformations that the concept of gender justice has undergone over the last few decades at the global level.

The concept of gender justice ensures gender equality in all aspects related to human development within society. However, the parameters for ensuring gender justice and their significance in the contemporary phase of sustainable development have evolved through different phases and across different sections of ideologies. It has become of utmost importance to analyze such evolutionary and transforming developments to understand the different dimensions of gender-based ideologies to promote gender justice.

Therefore, ways for addressing the conflicts between the divergent analogies of gender-based concepts and the gap that exists between policies aiming for gender equality and the achievement of their objective, in reality, are required to be identified. In addition, the diversity of cultural attributes across different societies has given different meanings to the concepts of gender and gender justice as a result of which a uniform understanding of such concepts becomes necessary for adopting a holistic and consolidated approach to counter the multidimensional issues of gender-based inequalities.

Considering all these requirements, this Conference is expected to provide a platform for academic discussions on the various aspects of gender justice in the contemporary world.

Who can Participate?

The Conference is multidisciplinary.  The Judges, Advocates, Academicians irrespective of any discipline, Research Scholars, Students, or any other professionals who have done any research or any activities in the field of Law can participate in this Conference.

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

How to Register?

Interested candidates can register/ submit abstracts via the links given at the end of the post.

Important dates

• Registration Opens: July 10, 2026
• Discounted Early Registration Closes: July 26, 2026
• Last Date for Abstract Submission: August 15, 2026
• Last Date of Registration: August 18, 2026
• Last Date of Submission of Full Paper: August 19, 2026
• Conference Date: August 23, 2026

Fees

Paper Presenter:
* Students (Discounted Early Registration)- Rs. 400
* Students – Rs. 470
* Research Scholar (Discounted Early Registration)- Rs. 500
* Research Scholar – Rs. 650
* Academicians/Practitioners (Discounted Early Registration)- Rs. 600
* Academicians/Practitioners – Rs. 750

P.S.: In case of co-author, both authors will have to register separately.

Participants:
* Students/Research Scholar/Academicians- Rs. 150

Perks

• All submitted Abstracts shall be published in a Book of Abstracts;
• All the Paper Presenters shall be provided with a Certificate of Presentation
• Selected papers shall be published in an International ISSN Journal named Annual Journal of International and Comparative Law & Policy (AJICLP) e-ISSN: 2583-1437 and;
• Other papers will be published in ISBN Book and a Soft Copy of the Book shall be made available for free;
• All participants will be provided with a participation certificate.

Contact

Mr. Sarthak Aryan (WhatsApp Only)
Mob: +918210159245
Email: avrc.conference@gmail.com

Click here to Register.

Click here to Submit Abstracts.

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