The goal of the conference is to discuss the theoretical and practical issues related to the protection of women and children in armed conflict ,we will also focus on human rights in the world.

Among other things, we will discuss ways to protect the right of women and children in armed conflict, the practical application of treaty and statutory regulations, as well as states that do not respect these rights.

The legal, social, economic, philosophical and political dimensions of human rights (both in a contemporary and historical perspective) will be discussed as well.

Please feel free to choose the topic of your presentation in line with your passion and expertise.

Topics may be of both contemporary and historical relevance, and touch upon all problems regardless of their geographical boundaries.

Panels of the conference will be arranged accordingly.

Proposed (sample) thematic areas of your conference presentation:

• Legal regulations protecting Women and children rights

• What theoretical approaches best explain human rights?

• How do material and ideological factors influence and shape Women and children rights and respective policies?

• What role might state and sub-state political actors play in supporting the tight of Women and children in armed conflict internationally?

• How do transnational civil society networks affect states' human rights policies?

• What role do emerging powers play in driving the discourse on the protection of Women and children rights internationally, and what are the similarities and differences between their positions?

• Actions that could help reach full achievement of the human right to science for populations experiencing discrimination or increased vulnerability due to political, economic and social structures, for historically marginalized communities (such as persons with disabilities), and for the other human rights connected to the right to science

• The use of scientific evidence and a transitional justice approach that advances diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) as vital to addressing the right of Women and children

• Women and children rights and healthcare

• Women and children rights and poverty

• Women's rights as human rights

The thematic areas indicated above are to be treated only as examples.

We strongly encourage you to go beyond them. In addition, the speeches may be interdisciplinary in nature, combining a variety of research fields.

We believe in freedom of academic discussion and do not censor speeches for worldview or political reasons. Original and unconventional speeches will always find recognition from the Conference Committee.