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International Conference on Gender Equality, Women

30th Jan – 31st Jan 2027 Tunis, Tunisia Standard / Physical Participation

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SDG-Aligned Research Themes

International Conference on Gender Equality, Women conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 16 - Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

This track explores the existing legal frameworks that promote gender equality and women's rights. It aims to analyze their effectiveness and identify areas for reform.

This session focuses on the intersection of civil rights and gender discrimination in various legal contexts. Participants will examine case studies and legal precedents that highlight ongoing challenges.

This track addresses the legal barriers that women face in attaining leadership positions across different sectors. It will also discuss potential legal reforms to facilitate women's advancement.

This session delves into the concept of intersectionality and its implications for civil rights law. Participants will explore how overlapping identities affect women's access to justice.

This track examines the role of international treaties in promoting gender equality and protecting women's rights. It will assess the effectiveness of these treaties in various jurisdictions.

This session investigates the role of judicial activism in advancing gender rights within civil law systems. Participants will analyze landmark cases and their implications for future legal interpretations.

This track focuses on the legal responses to gender-based violence and the adequacy of existing remedies. It aims to identify gaps in the law and propose effective solutions.

This session explores the contributions of non-governmental organizations in advocating for women's rights and gender equality. It will highlight successful legal strategies employed by NGOs.

This track addresses the implications of family law on gender equality, particularly in matters of marriage, divorce, and child custody. It will examine how legal frameworks can be reformed to better support women's rights.

This session investigates the legal protections against gender discrimination in the workplace. Participants will discuss the effectiveness of current employment laws and propose necessary reforms.

This track examines the influence of cultural norms on the legal status of women and gender equality. It will explore how legal change can challenge and transform societal attitudes.