Session Tracks

This track explores the complex relationship between gender identities and human rights frameworks. It aims to analyze how various legal systems address or neglect issues of gender-based violence.

This session focuses on the interplay between sexuality and power, examining how societal norms shape sexual behavior and identity. Participants will discuss the implications of these dynamics for human rights advocacy.

This track invites contributions that highlight the global prevalence of gender-based violence and its cultural underpinnings. Papers will address strategies for prevention and intervention across different regions.

This session investigates the evolving notions of eroticism and consent in today's society. It aims to critique how these concepts are represented in media and their implications for gender rights.

This track examines the unique challenges faced by transgender individuals in the context of gender-based violence. Discussions will focus on legal protections and societal attitudes affecting this community.

This session explores how cultural narratives shape perceptions of gender and sexuality. Participants will analyze literature, art, and media as reflections of societal attitudes towards these issues.

This track focuses on evaluating existing policies aimed at combating gender-based violence. It encourages discussions on best practices and innovative approaches to enhance legal frameworks.

This session delves into the concept of intersectionality as it relates to gender rights and human rights. Contributions will explore how overlapping identities impact experiences of violence and discrimination.

This track addresses the critical intersection of sexual health and gender rights. It aims to highlight the importance of inclusive healthcare policies that respect and promote sexual rights.

This session focuses on grassroots movements and advocacy efforts aimed at combating gender-based violence. Participants will share successful strategies and challenges faced in their activism.

This track examines the role of educational institutions in fostering gender equality and preventing gender-based violence. Discussions will focus on curriculum development and community engagement initiatives.