International Conference on Violence, Human Rights, and Gender Studies · Registering as Listener

This track examines the multifaceted nature of gender-based violence, focusing on its root causes and the societal implications. Scholars are encouraged to present research that highlights the intersectionality of gender, culture, and power dynamics.

This session will explore the effectiveness of human rights frameworks in combating domestic violence. Participants are invited to analyze legal instruments and advocacy strategies that support victims and promote accountability.

This track seeks to understand the complexities of sexual violence in conflict situations through a gendered lens. Contributions should address the implications for human rights and the role of international law in protecting vulnerable populations.

This session focuses on the role of intersectionality in shaping victim advocacy efforts. Presenters are encouraged to discuss how various identities intersect to influence experiences of violence and access to justice.

This track invites discussions on how feminist theories contribute to the understanding of violence against marginalized groups. Papers should explore theoretical frameworks that challenge traditional narratives and advocate for social justice.

This session will analyze global legal responses to gender-based violence, comparing different jurisdictions and their effectiveness. Scholars are invited to critique existing laws and propose reforms that enhance protection for victims.

This track examines the role of social justice movements in advancing gender rights and combating violence. Participants are encouraged to share case studies that illustrate successful advocacy and mobilization strategies.

This session will explore how media representations influence public perceptions of gender-based violence. Contributions should analyze the impact of media narratives on victim advocacy and societal attitudes.

This track investigates the relationship between masculinities and gender-based violence, focusing on how societal norms shape male behavior. Scholars are invited to discuss interventions that promote positive masculinities and reduce violence.

This session seeks to understand how cultural contexts influence experiences of violence and gender dynamics. Papers should explore case studies that highlight the interplay between culture, gender, and human rights.

This track will showcase innovative strategies and programs aimed at preventing and addressing gender violence. Participants are encouraged to present research that highlights best practices and community-based solutions.