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Virtual Interactive Session on Insights on the Contemporary Issues in Insolvency and Bankruptcy Regime by NLUO

About NLUO National Law University Odisha is a public law school and a National Law University in India located at Cuttack, Odisha. About the Session This session is a bid to continue the centre’s endeavour to promote and discourse within the field of corporate and its allied commercial laws. The session shall be open to students, practitioners, researchers, academicians, policymakers and other stakeholders in the field of law and business. Theme Insights on the contemporary issues and debates in the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Regime. About the Guest Mr Vinod Kothari is a seasoned professional in the field of corporate law, with an extensive background in providing valuable insights and solutions to his clients. He is internationally recognized as an author, trainer, and consultant on specialised financial subjects and has lectured all over the world including in New York, Washington, London, Milan, Frankfurt, Singapore, Hong Kong, Sydney, etc. He is also a Chartered Accountant, and Company Secretary and through his firm, ‘Vinod Kothari & Company.’, he has been engaged in the practice of corporate law for over 30 years. How to Register? Interested candidates may register for the session through the link provided towards the end of this post. Webinar Date and Time January 18, 2023; 6 PM Mode Google Meet Contact Information If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to us at [email protected] Click here to register

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National Level Faculty Development Programme by Christ University, Delhi

About Christ University CHRIST (Deemed to be University), a premier educational institution, is an academic fraternity of individuals dedicated to the motto of Excellence and Service. About the School of Law School of Law, CHRIST (Deemed to be University) (SLCU), Delhi NCR, is an off-campus CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bangalore. It already has a proven history of success in the field of education. About the Programme To provide orientation and training on the current legal problems encountered by the confluence of Law and Technology. General Details Date: 18- 24 Jan Mode: Offline Topic Confluence of Law & Technology Important Dates Last Date for Registration: Jan 15, 2023 Programme Date: 18- 24 Jan, 2023 How to Register? Interested participants can register through the link provided at the end of the post Registration Fees Without Accommodation – Rs. 2000 + GST With Accommodation – Rs. 4000 + GST Location Discussion Room, Second Floor, Block A CHRIST University, Delhi-NCR Campus Contact Information For further queries contact Dr. Rahul Srivastava, +91 9818781508 Click here to register Click here for payment

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One Day Workshop on Vulnerable Sections of India Impelling Towards Equality by KES Shri Jayantilal H. Patel Law College, Mumbai

About the Organizer Kandivli Education Society established Law College in the year 2012 with the approval of the University of Mumbai. About the Workshop Inclusivity is a broad term and brings under its umbrella a wide variety of topics. There is a need to touch upon these topics to ensure that our society and its laws are just. According to the Cambridge Dictionary “Inclusivity” means the fact of including all types of people, things or ideas and treating them all fairly and equally. The question then arises that do the existing laws and proposed laws truly ensure an inclusive life for each individual. The workshop will throw light on key issues faced by different sections of society and answer the question of whether the existing laws would suffice to ensure equality. The workshop will throw light on key issues faced by different sections of society and answer the question of whether the existing laws would suffice to ensure equality. The workshop will venture into whether the new laws created in favour of the LGBTQ+ community truly address the segregated sentiments experienced by the community. The workshop would like to investigate the impact of the law, the challenges faced and policy changes essential to reduce elderly abuse. Topic Vulnerable Sections of India Impelling Towards Equality – A 75-Year Appraisal General Details Date: December 17, 2022 Time: 9.00 am- 5.00 pm Venue: Mini Auditorium, 2nd Floor About the Speakers Dr Rashmi Oza Prof. Asha Banu Soletti Prof. Alex Akhup Dr Adv. Pawan. Yadav Registration Fees Interested participants can register through the link provided at the end of the post. Registration Fees INR 500/- Click here to register

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Panel Discussion on Sex Work as Work by NLU Delhi

About NLU Delhi National Law University, Delhi was established in 2008 by Act No. 1 of 2008 of NCT Delhi in the National Capital Territory of Delhi with the initiative of the High Court of Delhi. About the Discussion Sexual labour has been a controversial subject of legal, social, and political discussion for a long time now. Per popular opinion, sex work has been recognised as a profession by the Supreme Court recently in a suo motto PIL on the rehabilitation of sex workers;1 though the actual legal position is not as clear. The Court carefully treads the moral, social, and legal tightrope by opining that “voluntary sex work is not illegal,” and that sex workers “should not be arrested or penalised or harassed or victimised”. Other organs of the State do not agree. What is the hidden message in this legal grey-zoning of sex work? How does it engage with the constructions of morality, sexuality, autonomy, violence, dignity under Article 21, and the understanding of work? Outside of the court, there are more complex debates revolving around the intersectional vulnerabilities of sex workers. Their positionality is a function of diverse socio-economic elements, including caste, class, gender (not limited to female), community practices, migration status, educational status, access to financial and material resources, social constructions of morality, control over sexuality, the State’s attitude towards them, and their own perception of selves. The complexity of debates can be gauged from the varied opinions on sex work – from it being a symbol of patriarchal domination, caste-based slavery, violence, and commodification of the body, to the idea that it is a form of labour, or business, throwing open the question of sexual agency. How do the ongoing legal proceedings and the idea of “rehabilitation” of sex workers engage with these social complexities? What does the evolving discourse on male sex workers tell us about sexual labour? What is the broader picture in the making? Eminent Panelists Prof. (Dr.) Anuja Agrawal, Department of Sociology, Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi. Dr Ashley Tellis, Independent Researcher & LGBH Activist. Adv. Tripti Tandon, Lawyers Collective. Ms. Lalita, Aakansha Samiti, Delhi. Moderator: Dr Sophy K.J., Associate Professor and Director, Centre for Labour Law Research and Advocacy (CLLRA), National Law University, Delhi. Date & Time Thursday, 17th November 2022, 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm. Venue Room No. 506, Academic Block, National Law University, Delhi Contact Information In case of any queries, please contact cllra[at]nludelhi.ac.in For registration click here.

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Knowledge Series on ‘Practical Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights’ by NLUJA Assam

About the Organisers The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India, has endowed the National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam with an Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Chair, under the Scheme for Pedagogy & Research in IPRs for Holistic Education & Academia (SPRIHA), to benefit the people of the North-East Region of India in protecting their IPRs. The Centre for Research on Intellectual Property Rights (CeRIP) is established with the objective of enhancing the intellectual property knowledge base and research capabilities of the country with a specific focus on the North-Eastern states. The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) is established at the National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam with the aim to work towards consciousness to attain goals of excellence and nourishment. The primary task of the IQAC is to develop and improve the overall performance of the institution and stakeholders. About the Knowledge Series The knowledge series on the ‘Practical Aspects of Various Intellectual Property Rights’ is organized with the primary objective of dissemination of knowledge on various Intellectual Property Rights. The lecture series aims at addressing practical issues related to various IPRs such as the preparation of documents, filing for various IPRs, post-filing compliance, maintenance of IPRs, etc. The series aims to seek answers to questions such as why are IPRs important; the importance of IPRs for start-ups, MSME,s and academia, and the strategies for a timely and cost-effective filing of IPRs. There are four lectures that will be organized as a part of the series on the themes of: Trademark: From Filing to Registration Registration Of Copyright and Industrial Designs Patent Registration Process and Ai Powered Tools for Analytics Procedure For Registration of Geographical Indications General Details Date: November 9, 16, 23, and 30, 2022. Time: 2:15 PM- 4:15 PM Mode: Blended Online Platform: Google Meet (Click here) Duration: 2 hours Registration Details For Registration, please click on the google form link given at the end of this post. Certificates Participation Certificates would be issued to all the registered participants. For the certificates, the participants have to be present in all the lectures. Deadline Register by November 09, 2022 (2 pm) Contact Information In case of queries, write to [email protected] Click here to register.

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Call for Mediators and Case Managers for Online Lok Adalat by SAMA

About SAMA State Legal Services Authorities, in conjunction with SAMA as technology facilitator, is organising Online Lok Adalats. Eligibility Mediators: Practicing advocates, Accredited and experienced Mediators, who can devote time and dedication to the access to justice cause. Applicants who are fluent in Marathi or Hindi will be preferred and must possess a laptop with stable internet connection. The 3-4 week commitment is expected for Mediators. Case Manager: All Law Students, recent graduates, practicing Advocates, who can devote time and dedication to the access to justice cause. Applicants who are fluent in Marathi or Hindi will be preferred and must possess a laptop with stable internet connection. The 3-4 week commitment is expected from Case Managers in November. Note: Mediators and case manager positions will be allotted to applicants on a first-come-first-serve-basis taking their responses into consideration. Roles and Responsibilities Mediators and Case Managers will be required to work on matters involving loans, family disputes, Bank Matters, Motor Accident Claims, Cheque Bounce cases etc. Case Managers will be required to coordinate between Mediators and Litigants. Please note that only those Mediators will be empaneled for this project, who have: previously taken up Mediation/Conciliation cases, or Have been practicing in Court, or Are an accredited mediator. How to apply? Interested candidates must fill the forms available towards the end of this post, for the respective posts. Incentives Top Three Mediators from these Online Lok Adalat will be rewarded with special mention in the Lok Adalat reports and will be considered for Private conciliation and Arbitration Cases. Top Three Case Managers will also get a special mention in the Lok Adalat report and will be given an opportunity to work as a Core Team Member on a paid role. All Case Managers and Mediators will be provided with recognition certificates at the end of this project. Top- performing Case managers will be given a Assessment Internship opportunity at sama to consider taking up a full time role at sama. Important Links Click here to apply for Mediator role. Click here to apply for Case Manager role. Application Deadline November 10, 2022 Contact Information In case of any queries, please contact help[at]odrways.com

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Inauguration Ceremony and Panel Discussions: India Chair of World Trade Organization’s Chairs Programme

About the Organiser Indian Institute of Foreign Trade with the support of the Centre for Trade and Investment Law and the Centre for WTO Studies is organising the panel discussion. The Indian Institute of Foreign Trade is a leading business school in India. Established in 1963, it works as an autonomous body under the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India. About the Event The Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, New Delhi with the support of the Centre for Trade and Investment Law and the Centre for WTO Studies organising the ‘Inauguration Ceremony of the India Chair of World Trade Organization’s Chairs Programme’ on October 14, 2022, from 10.00 AM to 04.15 PM at Auditorium, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, New Delhi. Shri. Sunil Barthwal, Hon’ble Commerce Secretary, Government of India will deliver Chancellor’s Address. Mr. Xiangchen Zhang, Deputy Director-General, World Trade Organization, Geneva and Dr. Werner Zdouc, Director, WTO Chairs Programme (KMD) and Shri Amit Yadav, Additional Secretary, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India will also address during this event. The inauguration will be followed by three-panel discussions on: Reinvigorating the Dispute Settlement Mechanism of the WTO; Balancing Preferential and Multilateral Approaches to Free Trade; and Macroeconomic Crisis and Trade Policy The panels consist of eminent economists, law academics, and policy experts in the field of international trade. Event Schedule and Panellists Panel Discussion 1: Reinvigorating the Dispute Settlement Mechanism of the WTO from 11:30 AM to 12:45 PM Session Chair: Ambassador Ujal Singh Bhatia, India’s former Ambassador to WTO and former Chairman of the WTO Appellate Body Panellists: • Dr. Werner Zdouc, WTO Chairs Programme and former Director of the WTO Appellate Body Secretariat • Mr. Parthsarthi Jha, Partner, Competition Law & Policy and International Trade & Customs, Economic Laws Practice • Ms. R. V. Anuradha, Partner, Clarus Law Associates, New Delhi • Dr. Prabhash Ranjan, Professor and Vice-Dean (Continuing Education), Jindal Global Law School • Ms. Gitanjali Brandon, Deputy Secretary (Pakistan), PIA Division, Ministry of External Affairs Panel Discussion 2: Balancing Preferential and Multilateral Approaches to Free Trade from 12:45 PM to 2:00 PM Moderator: Dr. James J. Nedumpara, Head, Centre for Trade and Investment Law Panellists: • Ambassador J. S. Deepak, Senior Advisor, STL and Distinguished Fellow, Observer Research Foundation (ORF) and Former Ambassador & Permanent Representative of India to the WTO • Dr. Anup Wadhawan, Former Commerce Secretary, Government of India • Mr. V. Lakshmikumaran, Founder and Managing Partner, Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan Attorneys, New Delhi • Dr. Biswajit Dhar, Professor, Centre for Economic Studies and Planning, School of Social Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, India Panel Discussion 3: Macroeconomic Crisis and Trade Policy from 3:00 PM to 4:15 PM Session Chair: Prof. V. K. Malhotra, Member Secretary, Indian Council for Social Science Research, New Delhi Panellists: • Dr. John Hancock, Counsellor, Policy Development, Economic Research and Statistics Division, World Trade Organization, Geneva • Dr. Marc Auboin, Counsellor, Economic Research and Statistics Division, World Trade Organization, Geneva • Dr. Veena Jha, Former Coordinator, UNCTAD India Programme • Dr. Leila Choukroune, Professor of International Law, University of Portsmouth Who is it for? Open to everyone Location Auditorium, IIFT, Block-II, B-21, NRPC Colony, Block B, Qutab Institutional Area, New Delhi, Delhi 110016 Registration Procedure As this is an in-person event, to attend you are requested to email [email protected] for confirmation. Contact Information For further information, please contact: Ms. Neha Bansal, Training Coordinator, Centre for Trade and Investment Law at [email protected]; or Mr. Ridhish Rajvanshi, Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Trade and Investment Law at [email protected] For more information click here here.

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Guest Lecture on Arbitration: Emerging Trends for Dispute Resolution by CNLU

About CCADR The Chanakya Centre for Alternative Dispute Resolution (CCADR) was established at Chanakya National Law University, Patna, in the year 2021, to promote academic research on themes pertaining to the resolution of disputes. About CNLU Chanakya National Law University is an autonomous law university in Patna, Bihar, India. It was established in 2006 by the Government of Bihar as a public university dedicated to the field of Legal Education. About the Lecture The lecture is a vision of CCADR to provide a platform for students as well as young practitioners to learn from the experience of ADR, such as Arbitration, Mediation, and Negotiation experts. General Details Topic: Arbitration: Emerging Trends for Dispute Resolution Speaker: Mr. Bheem Singh, Deputy Manager (Law) in the Arbitration Cell of PowerGrid Date & Time: 14th October, 2022 at 03:00 PM onwards About the Speaker Mr. Bheem Singh is working as a Deputy Manager (Law) in the Arbitration Cell of POWERGRID & posted at the corporate Centre/Head Office at Gurgaon. He has a stellar academic record wherein he pursued LL.B (Hons.) from Banaras Hindu University in the year 2009-2012, LL.M. from Banaras Hindu University in the year 2012-2014, UGC-NET (2013) JRF-2014 and enrolled in PhD. Program in 2015 of Banaras Hindu University. Additionally, Mr. Singh is a Certified internal auditor for Information Security Management Systems. How to Register? Interested candidates are requested to register through the link provided at the end of this post. There is no register fees. Candidates must join through this link for the lecture. Note: The lecture is open to all, irrespective of registration Certificates Certificate of Participation will only be provided to those who have attended the session and filled out the feedback form. Contact Information In case of any queries, please contact ccadr[at]cnlu.ac.in OR Aridaman Raghuvanshi (Convener, CCADR): +91 95196 21777 For registration click here

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Eastern Region Law Review Consultation on Family Courts Act, 1984 by HNLU, Raipur

About HNLU Hidayatullah National Law University is a public law school and a National Law University in New Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India. About National Commission for Women The National Commission for Women is the statutory body of the Government of India, generally concerned with advising the government on all policy matters affecting women. About the Review Consultation This Eastern Region Law Review Consultation is being organised to analyze and review the existing legal framework of the Family Courts Act, 1984 with a view to finding out the loopholes in the Act and the difficulties in its implementation. The programme will be the beginning of a series of impact review conferences.” The Consultation Programme is coordinated by Dr Parvesh Kumar Rajput. The Consultation Programmes would be attended by esteemed Judges, Deputy Advocate General, Principal Secretary Law, Academicians and Advocates from the Eastern Region. Objectives of the Consultation The aim is to articulate recommendations for workable amendments in the Act in order to streamline the procedure of Family Courts. This Consultation would deliberate upon the utility, working, efficiency, and effectiveness of the Act in the background of changing dynamics of the society and its norms. General Details Date: September 30, 2022 Time: 10 AM to 4 PM HNLU Raipur in collaboration with the National Commission for Women is organizing an ‘Eastern Region Law Review Consultation on ‘The Family Courts Act, 1984.

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Faculty Development Programme by Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow

About RMLNLU Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University is a public law school and a National Law University located in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India. About the Programme This Faculty Development Program is being organised to give the teaching and research community in India knowledge of contemporary techniques for research and teaching in the legal field. The learned speakers will discuss the complexities of research and dissect the multi-dimensional approaches that may be useful in both learning and research-based teaching of law. The accessibility barriers and knowledge gaps faced by researchers shall also be identified by the resouces persons and discussed in detail along with possible solutions and reforms wherever necessary. This pedagogical approach-based program will be conducted by some of the most distinguished academics and legal professionals who will equip participants with the necessary skill sets required to upgrade their research and teaching skills. The Programme aims at being instrumental in introducing the participants to the emerging horizons of legal research and research methodology and providing them with sufficient awareness of the same. The programme will provide a golden opportunity for distinguished researchers and faculties in India to engage and collaborate with senior faculty members and professionals and to have a first-hand understanding of their experiences and perspectives pertaining to teaching and research. Objectives of the Programme To familiarize the faculty participants with innovative teaching-learning and legal research methods. To acquaint the participants with the intricacies of legal research and research-based teaching. To guide the participants to upgrade their knowledge and skills which will enable them to undertake meaningful research activities including policy research. To equip the participants with the ability to effectively assimilate and impart knowledge in different areas of law. To enhance the overall teaching and research capabilities of participants. Resource Persons The resource persons shall be eminent academicians, professionals and technical experts. Eligibility Professionals, research scholars, and faculty members from any stream of knowledge. How to Register? Interested candidates may fill out the form available at the end of this post. The number of participants shall be restricted to 30 only and the selection will be made on first-cum-first served basis. Registration Fees INR 3000 per candidate. The registration fee shall be paid online mode only through our University SBI Collect platform. The registration fee covers FDP Kit, Lunch and Session Tea. Venue The programme will be organised in Video Conference Room, Madhu Limaye Library, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow -226012 (Uttar Pradesh). Timings The timings shall be 10 AM to 5.30 PM, daily (Four Sessions). Important Dates Last date of Registration – October 3, 2022 Intimation of Acceptance – October 5, 2022 Duration of the FDP – October 10 to 15, 2022 Contact Mail at rmlnlu.fdp2022[at]gmail.com OR Dr Manoj Kumar, +91 98916 01151 For registration click here

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ArbDossier-GIAS Two-Day Training Session on “The Practitioners’ Perspective on Arbitral Proceedings”

About ArbDossier ArbDossier is an internet publisher which makes analytical statistical reports for Alternative Dispute Resolution jurisprudence around the world. They also publish high-quality research and conduct periodical online courses instructed by senior practitioners and adjudicators. About the Training Session ArbDossier in conjunction with Georgetown University International Arbitration Society is conducting a two-day training session on “The Practitioners’ Perspective on Arbitral Proceedings” on September 17 & 18, 2022. About the Modules and Speakers Each of the 4 modules will be instructed by a stalwart in the field of international arbitration, and the modules are structured as follows: Selection of Arbitrators, their Independence, and Impartiality: Mr. Gautam Bhattacharyya (Reed Smith LLP) Party and Counsel Conduct, Tackling Guerrilla Tactics: Ms. Khushboo Shahdadpuri (Al Tamimi & Company) Increasing the Efficacy of Evidence Taking: Mr. Peter Rosher (Reed Smith LLP) The Dynamics of Confidentiality, Data Protection and Transparency in International Arbitration: Ms. Bojana Bilankov (International Arbitration & Litigation Attorney) Stay tuned to ArbDossier on LinkedIn and ArbDossier’s official website for more information on the speakers and the course. Registration Fee Registration is USD 44 (INR 3500), and USD 38 (INR 3000) [for limited early bird registrations]. For more information click here

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2nd Amity National Trial Advocacy Tournament 2022 by Amity, Noida

About the Organisation The Amity Law School, Noida is an institution established by an educational society RBEF (Ritnand Balved Education Foundation) with the object of providing high quality education in the legal domain. The Founder Trustee, an NRI, an industrialist, and the president of RBEF, Dr. Ashok K Chauhan is a renowned philanthropist who has dedicated his life to the service of the nation through education. Teaching at Amity Law School started with effect from 3rd November 2004. About the Student Bar Forum The Student Bar Forum is a student committee entrusted with the responsibility of administering mooting activities, Trial Advocacy Tournaments, and Client Counselling Competitions upholding the high standards of excellence that Amity Law School Noida has set itself. The role of the Students Bar Forum is to facilitate and regulate mooting, Trial Advocacy tournaments, and client counselling competitions, at Amity Law School, Noida. This involves planning, organizing, and executing various moot court competitions hosted by Amity Law School, Noida. The second major mandate of the Students Bar Forum is to constitute university moot teams for various moot court competitions around the world. This involves a prior screening process of contending teams under the supervision of our faculties. The third major function that the student bar forum serves is to develop future mooters, as well as interest in mooting. The Student Bar Forum in the last academic session has not only ensured maximum participation of students in mooting but has also adroitly manoeuvred them in performing well in highly prestigious competitions. The Student Bar Forum comprises of a workforce of more than 100 students out of which 20 are core committee members dedicated towards working for the purpose of organizing various moot competitions relentlessly. About the Event This Competition is conceived with the aim of promoting & developing skills about the procedure followed by Trial Courts and testing the knowledge of law students across the nation. It tests the law students both on the aspects of knowledge of law and facts. This is in fact an effort of providing such a platform to law students so they can learn the basics of trial Court which in turn opens a wider gate of one’s overall learning experience. Most law school trial advocacy courses focus on tactical skills, though some integrate basic methods of strategic planning. Some academics have expressed disfavour with advanced strategic techniques because of the imbalance they create, especially against attorneys who are unaware of them. Proponents of advanced strategic techniques argue that these methods are the only effective means to counter the already-existing imbalances in the system, as between indigent defendants and the state, and between working-class plaintiffs and well-resourced, wealthy corporations. As one of the impending graduate schools in India, we are continually taking measures to give comprehensive and significant lawful schooling to brilliant youthful abilities from across the country. In the course of such undertakings, Amity Noida have seen that solid backing abilities, and the capacity to think sensibly and judiciously, joined with discernment for drafting, are a few key qualities that are essential for a legal advisor in the current situation. Turning into a decent supporter is moderate maturing leafy foods sharpened through mooting. Amity Noida is pleased to announce that it will have the second edition of Amity National Trial Advocacy tournament in Amity University Noida campus from October 12 to 14, 22. Objectives This Competition is conceived with the aim of promoting & developing skills about the procedure followed by Trial Courts and testing the knowledge of law students across the nation. It tests the law students both on the aspects of knowledge of law and facts. This is in fact an effort of providing such a platform to law students so they can learn the basics of trial Court which in turn opens a wider gate to one’s overall learning experience. Eligibility Students pursuing a 3-Year LL.B. Degree Course or 5-Year Integrated LL.B. Degree Course and LL.M. Degree Course from the colleges recognised by the Bar Council of India are eligible to participate in the competition. Registration Fee INR 3000/- + GST Perks There will be a participation certificate will be awarded to all the participants. The certificate and awards of merit will be presented to all those participants as under: 1st Team: INR 15,000/- 1st Runner Up: INR 10, 000/- Best Memorial: 7, 500/- Best Speaker/ Counsel: INR 5, 000/- Best Witness: INR 5, 000/- Dates Registrations Closing Date: October 2, 2022 Submission of Memorial: October 7, 2022 Clarification Dates: October 5, 2022 Event Dates: October 12 to 14, 2022 Contact Ms. Nikita Khanna: +91 84749 99303 Mr. Lakshay Jain: +91 98101 84529 Mr. Ishaan Sahai: +91 99906 23000 Ms. Ameesha Gupta: +91 70420 72811 For registration click here For more information click here

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Symposium on The Future of Bioethics in the Post-Pandemic Era by His Highness Maharajas Government Law College, Ernakulam

About His Highness Maharajas Government Law College, Ernakulam His Highness Maharajas Government Law College, Ernakulam is a premier, public institution of legal learning, more than a century old, which has walked alongside the momentous and critical phases of the socio-economic-political journey of the State of Kerala. About The Center for Law, Governance, and Policy The Center for Law, Governance and Policy (CLGPS) is a think tank of His Highness Maharajas Government Law College, Ernakulam, India. It is a platform to forge ties between the college and civil society for a purposive dialogue regarding law and policy matters. About Global Bioethics Collective Global Bioethics Collective (GBC) was conceptualized by Anamika Krishnan, an attorney, and a published author in the field of Feminist Bioethics. The initiative is expected to be a learning experience for students in Philosophy, Medicine, and Law. The platform encourages alternate approaches to the discipline of bioethics and legal scholarship. About the Symposium Questions in Bioethics include but are not limited to the end-of-life debate, assisted reproductive technologies, procreation and abortion, organ transplants, drug trials, public health, environmental issues, and population control. The androcentric approach in Bioethics promotes the notion that a man has the power, experience, and logic to determine worldly matters. Feminist Bioethics dismisses this notion and advocates for a gender-neutral approach to the discipline of Bioethics. The pandemic has taught us that the androcentric narration disregards the factors like illiteracy, gender, race, social status and economic background of the patient, and class hierarchy in the society. This symposium seeks to revisit what went wrong in the health care structures and legal frameworks across the world, how long it has been so, and why we continue to dwell in such dilapidated systems. Objectives of the Symposium Create a platform to bring together scholars and philosophers across the world to share their ideas and perceptions on how Bioethics needs to be revisited and reviewed in the post-pandemic era. Enable knowledge-sharing with respect to different healthcare systems and legal structures, and how different countries conceive their public policies and determine the driving forces behind their philosophies. Encourage dialogues between attendees and speakers to create brainstorming sessions. Structure of the Event Session 1: The Pandemic and Our Public Health Structures Session 2: The Onslaught on Reproductive Rights during the Pandemic Session 3: Climate Crisis and the Pandemic Session 4: Discrimination in Healthcare and the Pandemic Session 5: The Emergence of Alternate Approaches to Bioethics Perks All the participants shall be provided with e-certificates. Dates Registration Deadline – September 7, 4 PM Virtual Symposium – September 9 and 10, 2022 Contact Mail at globalbioethicscollective[at]gmail.com OR clgps.glcekm[at]gmail.com For registration click here

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Training Workshop on Child Care and Protection by MNLU, Mumbai

About MNLU Mumbai Maharashtra National Law University Mumbai is a National Law University located in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, and is one of the most prestigious law schools in India. About the Workshop Child abuse is a grave issue in our society. Instances of child abuse are either under-reported or are not adequately covered under child protection laws. A dearth of child-serving professionals adds to this misery. In addition to having an adequate number of experts, it is essential that they are skilled in reporting child abuse and neglect. The top-most priority for any State or organisation should be to put efforts to address violence against children. As per the 2011 Census, Women and children together constitute a total of 67.7% of the country’s population. According to the latest report by The Ministry of Women and Child Development a total of 7595 cases were registered under the POCSO Act. Uttar Pradesh (2973) topped the tally, followed by Bihar (511), Delhi (437), Haryana (411), Rajasthan (410) and Madhya Pradesh (374). Empowerment and protection of children, and ensuring their wholesome development are crucial for the sustainable and equitable development of our country. These figures compel everyone to ponder over our existing laws and the duties of our enforcement agencies. About POCSO The enactment of ‘The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012’ was formulated to reduce child abuse in India, but the improper implementation, lack of special courts combined with a lack of sensitization among Special Public Prosecutors and faulty investigation procedures, casts a shadow on the whole Justice System. In 2019, amendments to the POCSO Act extended the range of offences, seeking the death penalty in cases of aggravated penetrative sexual assault, and a gender-neutral approach while delivering justice. Despite these amendments, the rate of child abuse in India unfortunately persists. With new forms of child abuse and harassment emerging, it is becoming a challenge to tackle such cases and devise new strategies to combat them. About Project Mumbai Project Mumbai is a not-for-profit model of public-private-people partnership that focuses on Healthcare, Environment, Governance, Education, Nutrition, Volunteerism and implementable solutions. While Project Mumbai goes by the tagline ‘Mumbai Ke Liye Kuchh Bhi Karega’, it has during the pandemic worked across over 20 districts of Maharashtra alone. Apart from that, its adolescent emotional wellbeing helpline now caters to people in need from across 26 states. Project Mumbai works across spheres–with MCGM we are building a road mapping initiative, a large mental health initiative for school children, beautifying 150 roads of the city through volunteer-driven painting, and providing educational support to children who cannot afford schools. Project Mumbai is working on making Mumbai a city for all, which includes a city for the differently abled, a city for the elderly and a city safer for children. Objectives of the Workshop The core objective of the workshop is to develop skills of the participants in the areas of investigation, handling of children, the role of Prosecutors, Police, social workers, teachers as well as scholars and the applicability of POCSO laws through interactive practical sessions, visual aids and other technologies. The proposed training interaction is to be geared to achieve the following objectives: To understand various forms of child abuse and its after-effects To assess the effectiveness of training aimed at improving reporting of child abuse and neglect by various professionals To develop an understanding and awareness of our surroundings in terms of child psychology To investigate possible components of effective training interventions. To understand the effectiveness of POCSO and other related laws. Themes Child Sexual Abuse: Law and Policy Child Forensic interviewing Status of Special Courts and Judicial interventions Emotional Intelligence Online Child abuse, dating and Grooming apps Challenges during Investigation of Child Abuse cases Support services and counselling Eligibility Members of various Departments and Schools, Social workers, Prosecutors, Law officers, Medical officers, Police officials, research executives, and Research scholars working in this area could be involved in this workshop. Registration Fees Asian/other foreign delegates – USD 50 Indian delegates – INR 1000 General Information Workshop Mode is Offline for all Participants. Lunch and tea will be provided to all participants. No accommodation shall be provided. There is no “On the Spot Registration” No TA/DA will be paid. Registration Deadline September 15, 2022 Contact Information In case of queries, please contact academicevents[at]mnlumumbai.edu.in For registration click here

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Young Professionals Program for Legal Empowerment 2022 by Centre for Social Justice

About Centre for Social Justice Centre for Social Justice is a socio-legal, Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) initiated by the Institute for Development Education and Learning (IDEAL) in 1993. CSJ is one of the first organizations of its kind in India that uses the judicial system to fight for the rights of marginalized people. About the Programme The Young Professionals Programme for Legal Empowerment (YPPLE) anchored by the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) is designed to equip young legal professionals to become powerful change agents by giving them the opportunity to develop a holistic understanding of how legal empowerment can contribute to social change through an intimate engagement with field realities. With the successes of its previous editions behind it, YPPLE is now entering its ninth year. In the first eight years of the program, CSJ placed 30 young aspiring researchers in its field areas, where they engaged with grassroots realities and in the process grew immensely both professionally and personally. The program allowed these young minds to pursue their true interests, with each individual finding something that they can call their own, be it: a particular sphere of law, a work profile, or a social cause they care about. Many YPPLE’s continue to be associated with CSJ beyond the duration of the program and are helping CSJ fulfil its vision towards society. What will you do under YPPLE? A group of young legal professionals will be placed for a minimum period of one year in the field where CSJ is implementing its interventions. A learning/ performance road map will be developed jointly with the selected candidates. Each individual will spend a substantial duration in the field areas and the remaining time will be dedicated to research and writing, reflections, inputs, and capacity building. Roles & Responsibilities Conduct field-based research on law and policy issues for formulating interventions and creating policy documents. Coordinate training and capacity-building programs and develop training materials. Supervise data collection for research programs/projects. Collaborate/coordinate programs with stakeholders including representations with various government authorities. Contribute to the legal work of the organization. Organize events to initiate public debate on issues. Bring creative approaches and perspectives to the existing work of the organization. Eligibility The Program is open to young law graduates/legal professionals who wish to pursue a career in the field of human rights as lawyers, practitioners, researchers or academics. Willingness to engage with field realities, to live in challenging conditions and to travel extensively, are things every candidate must be willing to do. Candidates must, above all, display a strong drive, motivation and commitment towards working for social change. How to Apply? Candidates interested in applying for the Program must submit an online application with the following attachments. A Statement of Purpose detailing their motivations and reasons for applying to the program. Candidates must also clearly specify their areas of interest and expectations from the Organization. (1000 words) An updated CV. 2 Writing samples. Please attach the documents in the google form linked at the end of this post. Selection Process Short-listed candidates will be contacted further for a short interview followed by a two-day selection process at our office in Ahmedabad. The final selected candidates will be invited for a one-month probation period. Based on an appraisal of their performance during this month, the organization will confirm the selection of candidates for the program. Application Deadline September 30, 2022 Remuneration A stipend of Rs. 33,000 per month will be paid to the selected candidates. Duration Please note that the Program is designed as a two-year engagement. At the end of the mandatory one-year commitment, candidates would have the option to either continue working with CSJ or opt-out. Location The Centre’s head office is located in Ahmedabad, however, the work profile involves frequent travel. Contact Information For any queries, contact: [email protected]. For more information click here To apply click here

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Democracy Express: Immersive Journey by Indian School of Democracy, Delhi

About the Organiser Indian School of Democracy’s mission is to nurture principled leaders with moral courage and imagination and to work on strengthening four pillars of Indian democracy – legislative, executive, judiciary, and media. The end goal is to make democracy work for all citizens. About the Event Democracy Express 2022 is a 9-day immersive learning journey across 3 states of West Bengal, Jharkhand, and Bihar with 40 young political leaders who will be selected from various states of India. Participants will be exposed to regional and national politics, and also build important political skills such as campaign management, political communication etc. Aspiring and existing political leaders from all states can apply. Our vision is to build a community of principled leaders that deepen their understanding of the politics of Sarvodaya as an important avenue of public service, imagine an alternative to the status quo in all the different arenas of politics and, find the moral courage to bring revolutionary change to India’s politics through a deep understanding of where we are and how we got here. Program Dates November 5 to November 13, 2022 Why get on this Democracy Express? The word politics has become stained in today’s world – we want to change that. Elections are getting expensive, there is tough competition within the parties and minimal interaction between youth and political leaders. There are very few relatable role models in Indian Politics for the youth today. In this journey, you will: Understand different pathways to politics Reclaim politics as an avenue of public service Build a community of principled leaders Design and visualize your own political journey Receive personal mentoring support Who is it for? The organisers are looking for young political leaders with active on-ground political experience and clear political aspirations. You could be a 1) Party member 2) Student politician 3) Activist 4) Media person 5) In independent political role 6) Specialized political role They are inviting 40 participants between the Age 18 – 50 years Leaders from different parties, states, genders, and social backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Please note that this program will be conducted in Hindi. Hence, proficiency in Hindi (comprehension and conversational) is a must. Application Procedure There are 2 rounds (Application form and video interview) in the application process Fees & Contribution Our sincere intention is to make this program accessible to everyone, irrespective of socio-economic status. ? The program cost is 40,000 INR. Each participant is expected to contribute between 10,000-40,000 INR based on their capacity. They operate on a trust-based model that each participant will contribute according to their capacity. They provide special scholarships to women and people from marginalized communities. Application Deadline September 4, 2022 For applying click here

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Training Workshop on Child Care and Protection by MNLU Mumbai

About MNLU Mumbai Maharashtra National Law University Mumbai is a National Law University located in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, and is one of the most prestigious law schools in India. About the Workshop Child abuse is a grave issue in our society. Instances of child abuse are either under-reported or are not adequately covered under child protection laws. A dearth of child-serving professionals adds to this misery. In addition to having an adequate number of experts, it is essential that they are skilled in reporting child abuse and neglect. The top-most priority for any State or organisation should be to put efforts to address violence against children. As per the 2011 Census, Women and children together constitute a total of 67.7% of the country’s population. According to the latest report by The Ministry of Women and Child Development a total of 7595 cases were registered under the POCSO Act. Uttar Pradesh (2973) topped the tally, followed by Bihar (511), Delhi (437), Haryana (411), Rajasthan (410) and Madhya Pradesh (374). Empowerment and protection of children, and ensuring their wholesome development are crucial for the sustainable and equitable development of our country. These figures compel everyone to ponder over our existing laws and the duties of our enforcement agencies. About POCSO The enactment of ‘The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012’ was formulated to reduce child abuse in India, but the improper implementation, lack of special courts combined with a lack of sensitization among Special Public Prosecutors and faulty investigation procedures, casts a shadow on the whole Justice System. In 2019, amendments to the POCSO Act extended the range of offences, seeking the death penalty in cases of aggravated penetrative sexual assault, and a gender-neutral approach while delivering justice. Despite these amendments, the rate of child abuse in India unfortunately persists. With new forms of child abuse and harassment emerging, it is becoming a challenge to tackle such cases and devise new strategies to combat them. About Project Mumbai Project Mumbai is a not-for-profit model of public-private-people partnership that focuses on Healthcare, Environment, Governance, Education, Nutrition, Volunteerism and implementable solutions. While Project Mumbai goes by the tagline ‘Mumbai Ke Liye Kuchh Bhi Karega’, it has during the pandemic worked across over 20 districts of Maharashtra alone. Apart from that, its adolescent emotional wellbeing helpline now caters to people in need from across 26 states. Project Mumbai works across spheres–with MCGM we are building a road mapping initiative, a large mental health initiative for school children, beautifying 150 roads of the city through volunteer-driven painting, and providing educational support to children who cannot afford schools. Project Mumbai is working on making Mumbai a city for all, which includes a city for the differently abled, a city for the elderly and a city safer for children. Objectives of the Workshop The core objective of the workshop is to develop skills of the participants in the areas of investigation, handling of children, the role of Prosecutors, Police, social workers, teachers as well as scholars and the applicability of POCSO laws through interactive practical sessions, visual aids and other technologies. The proposed training interaction is to be geared to achieve the following objectives: To understand various forms of child abuse and its after-effects To assess the effectiveness of training aimed at improving reporting of child abuse and neglect by various professionals To develop an understanding and awareness of our surroundings in terms of child psychology To investigate possible components of effective training interventions. To understand the effectiveness of POCSO and other related laws. Themes Child Sexual Abuse: Law and Policy Child Forensic interviewing Status of Special Courts and Judicial interventions Emotional Intelligence Online Child abuse, dating and Grooming apps Challenges during Investigation of Child Abuse cases Support services and counselling Eligibility Members of various Departments and Schools, Social workers, Prosecutors, Law officers, Medical officers, Police officials, research executives, and Research scholars working in this area could be involved in this workshop. Registration Fees Asian/other foreign delegates – USD 50 Indian delegates – INR 1000 General Information Workshop Mode is Offline for all Participants. Lunch and tea will be provided to all participants. No accommodation shall be provided. There is no “On the Spot Registration” No TA/DA will be paid. Registration Deadline September 15, 2022 Contact [email protected] For registration click here

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Special Lecture On Contemporary Challenges in WTO by RGNUL

About RGNUL The Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law is a public law school and a National Law University located in Patiala, Punjab, India. About the Lecture The World Trade Organization is an intergovernmental organization that regulates and facilitates international trade. Governments use the organization to establish, revise, and enforce the rules that govern international trade. The lecture deals with the contemporary challenges being faced by the WTO. Speaker Ms. R.V. Anuradha, Partner at Clarus Law Associates – She heads her firm’s practice in International Trade and Investment Law and Policy. She also advises on Environmental law and policy, including carbon financing and renewable energy. Chambers and Partners have recognized her as a leading practitioner in her field. She is a member of the Asia WTO Research Network, the Society for International Economic Law, and the Trade Policy committee of the Confederation of Indian Industries (CII). Anuradha advises companies, industry associations, and the Government of India on issues arising under the WTO Agreements, Free Trade Agreements, and Bilateral Investment Protection Agreements, including disputes arising under such agreements. She also undertakes studies for the Commonwealth Secretariat, the International Trade Centre, the Centre for WTO Studies, and export promotion associations in India. She also teaches at various training sessions and capacity-building programs on trade law and policy, including at the Joint Academy on international trade law and policy conducted by the Centre for WTO Studies in collaboration with the World Trade Institute, Berne. Additionally, Anuradha is a visiting faculty at the National Law University, New Delhi, National Law School of India University, Bengaluru, and, the National Law University, Odisha. General Details Date – August 31, 2022 Time – 4 PM Limited seats only. For registration click here

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International Faculty Development Programme on Law and Social Sciences by RGNUL

About RGNUL The Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law is a public law school and a National Law University located in Patiala, Punjab, India. About Kathmandu School of Law, Nepal Kathmandu School of Law (KSL), established in 2000 AD as an affiliate of Purbanchal University is a community-based, nonprofit academic institution that upholds its unrestrained commitment to a pragmatic, research-based and community-responsive legal education in the country. About the Programmes School of Social Sciences and Interdisciplinary Studies at RGNUL, Punjab is organising a One Week International Faculty Development Programme on Law and Social Sciences for the Faculty Members, Research Scholars and Professionals working in Academia, Research Institutes and other Organizations. Objectives of the Programme The aim of this Faculty Development Programme is to familiarise the participants with the contemporary developments in the field of Law and Social Sciences from a multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary perspectives. This programme would provide the participants with the opportunity to upgrade their skills to meet the contemporary challenges in their respective fields. It would not only encourage the intellectual and scholarly development of the faculty members through the dissemination of knowledge but also enable collaboration with colleagues across disciplines and borders. For an effective teaching-learning process in law, it is essential to incorporate contemporary teaching techniques tailored to the needs of specific subjects. The task of a good teacher is to integrate various disciplines in the most effective and efficient ways to achieve the desired results. The sessions in the present FDP will involve active interaction between the participants and the resource persons. The stalwarts from the fields of Law and Social Sciences would be delivering lectures and the Research Scholars, as well as the participating Faculty Members, will have the opportunity to ask questions and offer their comments at the end of every session. Themes Law and Economics Law and History Law and Sociology Law and Political Science Law and Ethics Law and Anthropology Law and Criminology Law and Psychology Law and Literature Law and Management Eligibility Faculty Development Program is open to Research Scholars, Academicians and Professionals from any field. Registration Fees INR 500 per participant Mode Online mode through the Cisco Webex platform. Perks E-certificates would be provided only to those participants who will attend all the Sessions. Important Dates Registration Deadline – September 5, 2022 Dates of the Program – September 12 to 17, 2022 Contact [email protected] For registration click here

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“Macaulay To Verma: Changing Nature And Dimensions Of Indian Penal Code” by Thakkar Law Publishers (Call for Chapters for Book)

About the Book The main objective intends to bring out a book on changing the nature and dimensions of the Indian Penal Code. This book proposes to examine various legal and contemporary issues dealing with the past and present of Indian criminal law. The aim of the proposed book is to study the changing dimensions of criminal law and also the past and the development of criminal law over the ages. The book will highlight the key aspects in the study of criminal law, the emerging domains, the glorious past and the controversial, not debated and grey areas of criminal law. About the Editors Prof Dr Manu Singh, B.A., LL.B., LL.M., PGDM., LL.D., is the Director School of Law and Legal Affairs, Noida International University, Noida. Advocate Shivendra Shivam Singh Rathor is Standing Counsel, Supreme Court of India for Lucknow Municipal Corporation and for U.P State Yarn Company Limited. Dr Razia Chauhan is an Assistant Professor in the School of Law and Legal Affairs, Noida International University, Noida. Title of the Book Macaulay To Verma: Changing Nature And Dimensions Of Indian Penal Code Eligibility Students, Research Scholars, Academicians Sub-Themes Historical Background of Criminal Justice Administration in India Changing Dimensions of Crime in the 21st Century Position of Women in Criminal Jurisprudence Role of Forensic Science in Criminal Justice Administration Trial Procedures: Existing Law and Suggestive Changes Criminal Law Amendments from the 1980s to 2021 Cyber Crime and Investigation Sociological Theories and their impact on Criminal Behaviour Feminist Theories and Criminal Behaviour Police as a Wing of Criminal Justice Administration Correctional Institutions: Their Role & Importance Changing Dimensions of Property Crimes in the 21st Century Gender Neutrality in Sexual Offences Victim’s Position in the Criminal Justice Administration Restorative Jurisprudence & Indian Criminal Law Reformative Jurisprudence and Indian Criminal Law Necrophilia is an offence under Indian Criminal Law Laws relating to Arrest and Detention Juvenile Delinquency Note: The above sub-themes are only illustrative and welcome papers on other topics related to changing nature and dimensions of the Indian Penal Code. Submission Guidelines Manuscripts shall be formatted according to the following guidelines. The manuscript shall be in Microsoft word format, Times New Roman font, 12 pt. font size and 1.5 line spacing. Note that manuscripts in PDF are not allowed. The manuscript word limit is 4500-6000. The abstract word limit is 250-350, which should contain the gist of the manuscript followed by a maximum of six to seven keywords. The contributors must adhere to the ILI citation style available at http://www.ili.ac.in/cstyle.pdf All submissions should be sent with a covering letter indicating the Name of the Author, Institutional Affiliation and the Topic of the paper. Co-authored papers should give details about both authors. The permissible limit of plagiarism is 25%. Beyond that, the work will lead to disqualification. Co-Authorship: Co-Authorship is allowed. However, there can be a maximum of two authors. Dates Last date for paper submission – October 15, 2022 Acceptance/rejection of paper submitted within 7 days of submission. Tentative date of publication– November 25, 2022 Publication The selected best-quality papers will be sent for publication. Publication Charges: There is a publishing fee of Rs. 1000/- at par for all the contributors such as students, researchers, and academicians. In the case of Co-Author/s, Rs.1500 shall be charged. Payment for publication is to be done after the acceptance of the submitted paper is communicated to the author. Publication Payment Details: Name: Razia Chauhan; Account No.: 33266046175; Bank: State Bank of India, Branch A.M.U; IFSC Code: SBIN0005555; After payment share the payment details/screenshot to callforchapters952[at]gmail.com. Contact Number: 7838235530. For submission mail at [email protected] For more information click here

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Workshop on Addressing Social and Legal Issues through Popular Media by NLUO

About NLUO The National Law University Odisha (NLUO) was established in 2009 by Act IV of 2008 of the State of Odisha. The University is located in the city of Cuttack, where the seat of the Orissa High Court is also situated. About the Workshop Traditionally, art has been an accessible media instrument for communication. In the case of popular arts like films or dramas that heavily influence popular culture, the impact it can have is manifold. It acts as a mirror of society with conformist as well as defiant voices. Sometimes, popular art goes beyond entertainment and portrays many social and legal issues, leading society and social workers to move forward. Even though the primary objective of a film or drama is to entertain or engage the audience, it also has the potential to question and alter an existing legal framework. It is a form of communication that can bring about changes by raising awareness and affecting a society’s laws, norms and beliefs. The creators may express opinions about a well-known issue or at times even lift the veil of an unseen issue of past and present. It could be about injustice towards a minority or stigmatised people, a major historical event, legal and social fiction or documentary films. Despite the physical distance, it can still manage to provide a personal experience. For instance, the release of TJ Gnanavel’s Jai Bhim was instrumental in educating the people about the plight of marginalised communities to a point where the Tamil Nadu government took measures to ensure social justice for tribal communities of the state. It has inspired scholars and academicians from the field of social science, media and law to perceive and understand the convergence of Law, Literature and Films. Objectives of the Workshop The aim of this workshop is to learn and understand how popular media addresses different social and legal issues by bringing the representation of the marginalised population against stigmatisation to the forefront. The workshop, thus, is especially focusing on the importance of Cultural Therapy as a major instrument in the reformation and rehabilitation of marginalised populations and its contribution to research and academics. Hence, inviting students, scholars and academicians of law, social sciences, literature, film studies, and other humanities streams for this innovative event. About the Resource Person Mr Nigel Akkara, starting from a series of upheaval as an ex-inmate after his release from Presidency Correctional Home, Kolkata in 2009, got a new and reformed life as an actor. He made his acting debut in the year 2012 with Shiboprosad Mukherjee and Nandita Roy’s Bengali movie Muktodhara. Eligibility The workshop shall be open to Undergraduate/Postgraduate students, research scholars and academicians from fields of Law, Social Sciences, Literature, Film Studies and Management. How to Register? Interested candidates shall submit their CVs along with the proof of payment on this link. The payment shall be made to the following account: Name of the Account Holder: Registrar, National Law University, Odisha; Name of the Bank: State Bank of India; Address of the Bank: National Law University, Cuttack. Sector-13 CDA, Cuttack-753015; Account No: 33807919875; Type of Account: Saving; MICR No.: 753002034; RTGS/NEFT IFSC: SBIN0017678; SWIFT CODE: SBININBB768 Fees Students- INR 150/- Full time/ Part Time Research Scholars- INR 500/- Academicians and Faculties- INR 750/- The registration fees for in-house participants : Undergraduate/Postgraduate-Students/Research scholars- INR 150/- Academicians and Faculties- INR 500/- Dates Registration Deadline – August 31, 2022 Date of the Event – September 9, 2022 Venue Moot Court cum Seminar Hall, 2nd floor Academic Block, National Law University, Odisha, Kathajodi Campus, SEC – 13, CDA, Cuttack – 753015, Odisha (India). Contact- filmsociety[at]nluo.ac.in For more information click here

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Basics of International Commercial Arbitration ( LLS Bootcamp)

This 2-day, 4-hour online Bootcamp on “Basics of International Commercial Arbitration” will help you understand and gain in-depth knowledge of international commercial arbitration. Particular emphasis will be put on legal analysis and discussion of issues within central themes of international commercial arbitration. About The Instructor Arpit Guru is BA.LLB (Hons.) (Gold Medalist) from HNLU, Raipur, and LLM from New York University School of Law and specializes in commercial dispute resolution and arbitration. He has participated in several landmark cases in the fields of banking, taxation, real estate, trade & Investment, and Constitutional law. Arpit has worked in the legal field both in India and in the US, where he brings 7 years of legal experience to the firm. He is licensed to practice mediation in the State of New York and also certified to practice as a Company Secretary for companies having paid-up capital of fewer than 10 crores in India. Sub-Topics of the Bootcamp: Day 1 – Aug 27 – 5 PM to 7 PM International Commercial Arbitration – Concept and Principles Institutional and Ad-hoc Arbitration Drafting of Arbitration Agreements Day 2 – Aug 28 – 5 PM to 7 PM Arbitration Proceedings Arbitrators – Role and Qualifications Evidence in Arbitral Proceedings Arbitral Award and its recognition Takeaways from the Bootcamp: Introduction to the Commercial Arbitration Essence and Principles of International Commercial Arbitration Institutional and Ad-hoc Arbitration How to draft an Arbitration Agreement How a typical Arbitration proceeding happens Arbitrators and Arbitration procedure Evidence and Arbitral Award Recognition of Arbitral award Who should attend this Bootcamp? Law students Young professional Litigators Anyone who wants to learn about Arbitration Bootcamp Fee INR 1200 (inclusive of GST) Certificates Yes, the Certificate will be issued to all the participants attending the sessions on both days. For registration click here

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Certificate Program on Decoding Aviation and Defense Opportunities by RGNUL

About RGNUL The Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNUL), Punjab was established as a National Law University by a legislative act of the state of Punjab in 2006 in order to fulfil the need for a centre of excellence in legal education. About General Counsel Association of India The General Counsels’ Association of India (GCAI) is a body formed, managed and spearheaded by in-house legal counsel with a vision to create a distinct professional identity for General Counsels and institutionalise the in–house legal function as a separate specialised stream of legal practice. About the Certificate Program Aviation & Defense is a sun-rise industry in India, which is looking to attract unprecedented investments in infrastructure, capital procurement, growth in cargo and passenger mobility, public-private participation and immense job opportunities. As the business opportunities in aviation and defence expand, it requires dissemination of knowledge from the experts in the area so that future professionals are equipped to learn and participate in the opportunities that this sunrise sector provides. Eligibility The Certificate Program is open to all students in any discipline, and all professionals, who have the quest to learn about Aviation and Defense in India. The Internships are open to only law students, from any recognized university/ college/law school in India, who holds a Certificate of Program Completion issued under this program. (Students of RGNUL only) About the Speakers Lubinisha Saha Ganguly – She is the General Counsel (Head of Legal and Compliance) for Airbus in India and South Asia and is based in New Delhi, India. Dr Akhil Prasad – He is a Member of the Board of Directors, Group General Counsel and Company Secretary for Boeing India entities in India and is based in New Delhi, India. For registration click here. For more details click here

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Fake News, Social Media and Technology: To be published by Bloomsbury (Call for chapter)

The Editors Prof (Dr.) Nuzhat Parveen Khan and Pawan Kumar are making a Call for Book Chapters for a book to be published by Bloomsbury in October 2022. About the Editors Professor (Dr.) Nuzhat Parveen Khan is currently working as Professor and Dean at the School of Law, Bennett University. She has over 31 years of teaching experience and was a former Dean and Professor at the Faculty of Law, Jamia Millia Islamia (a central university) in New Delhi. She has authored dozens of books and guided numerous LL.M and Ph.D. scholars. Pawan Kumar is currently working as an Assistant Professor at the School of Law, Bennett University. He is a Ph.D. candidate at the Indian Law Institute and has pursued LL.M from South Asian University and B.A.LL.B from Chanakya National Law University. About the Forthcoming Book We are living in the world of the internet, and it has become sine quo non in our lives. Digital and technological advancements have pros as well as cons. There has always been a debate on social media and content regulations around the world. Along with social media, fake news has also prospered, and many developing and developed countries have outlawed or are in the process of passing legislation to regulate social media, content regulation, protection of intellectual property, and use of technology in a way so as to benefit all. In this global age, it is required to have a coherent and internationally acceptable legal framework to curb the spread of fake news within and across countries. The fact that the safe harbor immunity is available to internet intermediaries and their obligation to act on such fake news arises only upon their knowledge of the same, makes the problem tricky. Therefore, while making any attempt to curb the menace of fake news, the huge silos of data being generated by users necessitate the use of artificial intelligence. The world has seen the impact of Cambridge Analytica and other organizations in changing the political dimensions in different countries. To achieve an enabling and effective digital infrastructure powered by technology/Artificial Intelligence, what can be an important tool pertaining to the rights of the members of democratic societies; how laws of nation-states and legal rights of both the users and the internet intermediaries can be protected at social media. This book seeks to address these compelling issues in below mentioned broad themes and papers would also be included if touching on the theme of the book. Broad Themes This book aims to answer some of these questions through different chapters on the following broad themes: Social Media and Content Regulation Technology and Social Media Technology, AI, and Fake News Internet and Fake News Fake News- Myth and Debunk Technology and IPR Content Regulatory Scenario- comparative analysis Freedom of Speech and Regulations Deep Fakes, AI and Public Law Encryption, E-Governance, and Cyber Courts Privacy, Data Protection, and Social Media Comparative legislation on the above topics from around the globe. These are broad indicative themes only. Papers will also be considered if connected with the theme of the book. How to Submit? Interested scholars are invited to an abstract in no longer than 350 words by August 10, 2022, to [email protected] (please use “CFP: Fake News, Social Media, and Technology” as the subject line of your e-mail) for double-blind peer review. Dates Applicants shall submit their abstracts by August 10, 2022 Applicants will be notified about the selection of abstract by August 15, 2022. Full drafts of chapters in 5000 words must be submitted no later than September 15, 2022. Full drafts will go for double-blind peer review, and it is expected from contributors to incorporate changes if suggested. The book is expected to be published in October 2022.

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