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About the session
Protection of minorities’ rights in international affairs is a dominant subject and China is not an exception. The denial of social and cultural rights to minorities by some Asian countries has attracted attention from global media and the United Nations. The question of minorities’ rights in China has been an issue of substantial advances in the academic world too. The western media has been critical towards China to show drawing global attention to the issue of denial of human rights and religious freedom to Uyghur Muslims of Xinjiang (China).
The webinar will primarily focus on the status of religious, cultural and linguistic autonomy of the minorities in China and India under the international human rights law framework.
The webinar will be a humble attempt to expand the existing knowledge about India and China in sphere of protection of minorities’ rights of the two Asian powers.
Eligibility Criteria
Students, Law Students, Lawyers, Academicians, Scholars, Research Fellow and Anyone interested in knowing the topic.
Mode
Online
Registration Rule
Interested participants must register themselves through the Google® Form provided on this page.
Certificate
Participation Certificates shall be distributed to all registered attendees after the conclusion of the webinar.
Registration deadline
Register by January 25, 2022
Relevant Links and Contacts
Registration link
The following may be contacted in case of clarity
- Akshay Kumar: +91 9452 6557 07
- Ananthu G S: +91 7736 3649 85
- Kanika Chhillar: +91 7838 9095 30
- Minthang Timothy: +91 9899 2272 41
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