Amity Law School, Noida is organising a symposium on “Dialectic Reflections on the Position of Women in the Twenty-First Century India: A step towards Right to Equality”, on 6th March and 7th March 2019.This event is an attempt to establish that gender rights are for all. It will prove whether the recent developments such as Abolition of Triple talaq, Supreme Court’s latest ruling and opinion on Adultery or the conflicts related to Sabrimala Temple entry indicate a favorable time for women community to achieve Right to Equality.
This symposium will result in awareness amongst women by giving them more confidence to keep their problems so that their issues raised do not go unheard. It provides for an excellent platform for the women and scholars of the related field across India to come ahead and speak their mind.
This symposium is an innovative step to raise awareness amongst all the people regarding the details of Triple talaq, entry in temples and other problems faced by women in the twenty-first century. At the same time, this legal discourse also focuses on creating a link between Family Law and Constitutional Law. Any country can- not progress unless every single person is provided with human rights. Right to equality needs certain changes in our family laws as well and this symposium tries to create that link.
The Centre invites academicians, practitioners and students of law from any recognized university to register as a participant or to submit research papers for paper presentations to be held at the Symposium.
The Centre invites academicians, practitioners and students of law from any recognized university to register as a participant or to submit research papers for paper presentations to be held at the Symposium.
The theme of the symposium is “Dialectic Reflections on the Position of Women in the Twenty-First Century India: A step towards Right to Equality”.
The outcomes of the symposium can be numerated as under:-
Opportunity to distinctively speak whether Uniform Civil Code could be an answer to the existing inequalities in the social structure. Interlinking of the two major fields of law i.e. Family law (Personal Laws) and Constitutional law. Entry in Sabarimala Temple- a precedent for social equality in India? Decriminalization of Adultery – significance in Indian marriage system. # Me too Movement: Effectiveness Invalidating Instant Triple Talaq: Is this an invasion into the Personal Laws? Women Rights and Muslim Personal Law: Comparative analysis of Islamic nations The above areas of law and sub-themes are indicative in nature. The participants are free to choose an inter-disciplinary topic involving one or more of the above areas of law or sub-themes, provided that it fits within the broad theme of the Symposium.
All the Abstracts should be submitted by 3rd February 2019. All submissions will go through an initial round of scrutiny and shortlisted submissions will be informed through mail.
The full paper should be submitted by 13th February 2019. All submissions will undergo a blind review procedure to be conducted by the Editorial Board.
The selected papers will be published and from amongst them, a few will be selected for presentation at the Symposium.
The book will be published by Central Law Publisher with ISBN.
The registration form is available here
The registration fee per person for the research paper, for:
After selection of abstract, the participants are required to submit the registration form via mail along with the prescribed fees. Registration form can be obtained from the official website.
(In case of accommodation Rs. 1000 will be added in the Registration Fee per person)
The mode of payment will be demand draft made in favor of “Amity University Uttar Pradesh”.
All those participants who are not submitting a paper can register online till 4th March 2019 or 6th March 2019 at the registration counter. The fee for participation is Rs. 500 and mode of payment would be Demand Draft or On the spot registration. (Prior information is required).
E-mail: alacsymposium2019@gmail.com.
Faculty Co-ordinators
Sheetal Singh (Assistant Professor) Viijaishree Pandey (Assistant Professor)
Student Co-ordinators
Abhimanyu Kashyap Verma: +91- 78408 43757 Radhika Goel: +91- 97174 17502 Harleen Kaur: +91- 88607 12691 Prerna Negi: +91- 99995 17711 Taniya Bansal: +91- 98183 57066