All full paper submissions will be peer reviewed and evaluated based on originality, technical and/or research
content/depth, correctness, relevance to conference, contributions, and readability. Topics of interest for submission
include, but are not limited to:

• For special consideration in an upcoming internationally edited volume, we are also seeking submissions that engage
  with a variety of critical issues within the sphere of human rights and marginalisation. The scope of themes includes but is
  not limited to: the historical contexts of marginalisation and their ongoing impacts on present-day human rights
  challenges; the role of intersectionality in shaping access to rights and justice across various identities such as race,
  gender, sexuality, and disability; philosophical and theoretical explorations of rationality and belief systems, particularly
  in relation to their effects on human rights and social justice; the dynamics of witchcraft, superstition, and rationality,
  especially in the context of harmful practices and legislative frameworks in India; an examination of how legal
  frameworks, both global and local, succeed or fail in protecting marginalised groups; the inuence of economic
  inequality on social justice and potential remedies; issues surrounding health equity and the accessibility of medical
  services for marginalised populations; the implications of technological advancements for the privacy and rights of such
  groups; the complex interplay between environmental justice and indigenous rights; and the transformative potential of
  education in empowering marginalised communities, combating superstition, and fostering rational thought.

• Abstracts must be written in English.
• Research design/methodology
• The abstract text must be written in one continuous paragraph not longer than 300 words. Numbered list, bullet points or tables
  are strictly prohibited.
• Any conclusion/interpretations/discussions that could be drawn out from the result of the study.

• Objective/purpose/rationale of the study
• Research design/methodology
• Overview of findings/trends (expected or preliminary results if the research is still in progress)
• To maintain impartiality and avoid any basis, authors are encouraged to not use any honorifics or rank such as Dr and Professor when referring to themselves in the document.

• All presentations must be done in English.
• Oral Presentations : Each presenter shall be given 10 minutes for presentation. An additional 5minutes will be added for Q&A which will be moderated by the session chair

• The objective/purpose/rationale of the study
• Background/overview of the topic
• Theoretical framework
• Research design and methodology
• Overview of findings and results
• Conclusion/Discussion

• Full papers must be uploaded in MS Word format.
• Papers must not be more than 15 pages long. This is inclusive of all text, tables, gures, and any appendices. A fee of USD25
  per page will be imposed for each additional page beyond this limit. A separate invoice will be issued to the author if this limit has
  been exceeded.
• The author will be notied via email if his/her paper has been accepted. Acceptance notications will normally come with
  suggestions and remarks from the paper’s reviewer.
• Presenters may opt to NOT publish their papers in the conference proceedings. If this is the case, please inform the conference
  secretariat of your intentions as early as possible to prevent any issues after the ofcial publication of the proceedings.

Selection of articles will be based a number of factors including, among other things, quality of research, originality, and style. Selected papers may be required to undergo further review and editing before actual publication in selected Journals.