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Exploring Legal Aspects of Human Rights! Amity University organises one-day law seminar

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Posted on 13 Nov 2023
17:20 PM
Justices Biswaroop Chaudhury and Biswajit Basu along with Dr Sanjay Kumar, Vice Chancellor of Amity University

Justices Biswaroop Chaudhury and Biswajit Basu along with Dr Sanjay Kumar, Vice Chancellor of Amity University Source: Amity University

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Amity Law School, Amity University, organised a One Day National Seminar on Contemporary Legal Aspects of Human Rights and its Challenges at its New Town Campus on Friday, November 10. The event brought together legal luminaries, scholars and practitioners who provided a deep insight into the issues of modern human rights.

The event brought together legal luminaries, scholars and practitioners

The event brought together legal luminaries, scholars and practitioners Source: Amity University, Kolkata

The seminar, held in collaboration with Jorhat Law College, Assam, recognised the evolving dynamics of human rights amidst societal, technological and geopolitical shifts. The speakers delved deep into the legal, sociocultural, economic and political dimensions, acknowledging the holistic nature of human rights.

 Prof Dr Sanjay Kumar, the Vice Chancellor at Amity University, speaking at the seminar

Prof Dr Sanjay Kumar, the Vice Chancellor at Amity University, speaking at the seminar Source: Edugraph

Speaking at the event, Prof Dr Sanjay Kumar, the Vice Chancellor at Amity University talked about the global relevance of human rights, emphasising on their interconnectedness and the imperative for an interdisciplinary approach.

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Dr Kumar made a special mention of some of the burning issues like the inhuman treatment of the prisoners, extrajudicial killings and unjustified arrests and prosecutions.

Justice Biswaroop Chaudhury speaking at the seminar

Justice Biswaroop Chaudhury speaking at the seminar Source: Edugraph

Justices Biswaroop Chaudhury and Biswajit Basu of Calcutta High Court, while speaking at the event, provided profound insights into human rights jurisprudence, addressed challenges and advocated for legal education.

The seminar included technical sessions, panel discussions and research paper presentations exploring contemporary issues, legal frameworks, judiciary roles, and the intersectionality of human rights.

The seminar drew an audience from a wide section of the society including Law students, academicians, legal practitioners, activists, government representatives, international delegates, and research scholars.

Last updated on 14 Nov 2023
13:17 PM
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