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Colloquium On Gender Justice & Human Rights by MNLU, Mumbai [Hybrid Mode; March 15]: Register Now!

MNLU Mumbai is organising a Colloquium On Gender Justice & Human Rights: Deciphering The Social And Legal Implications of Same sex Marriage In India on March 15, 2023.

About MNLU Mumbai

MNLU Mumbai established under the Maharashtra National Law University Act 2014 on March 20, 2014, is one of the National Law Universities in India. 

About the Centre

Under the patronage of Hon’ble Dr. Justice D.Y. Chandrachud, Supreme Court of India and the Chancellor, MNLU Mumbai, and Prof. (Dr.) Dilip Ukey, Vice Chancellor, MNLU Mumbai, the University has established CWCRGJ, inaugurated by Hon’ble Member of Parliament Mrs. Supriya Sule on 8th March 2021 to contribute proactively towards the advocacy of rights of women, children, and the LGBTQIA+ community in national and international spheres.

About PCGT 

The Public Concern for Governance Trust (PCGT) was founded in the year 2002 by Shri J. F. Ribeiro (DGP and Retired IPS Officer), Dr. R. K. Anand (Paediatrician, Former director of Jaslok Hospital), and the late Shri B. G. Deshmukh (Retired IAS officer and Chief secretary of Maharashtra), to promote transparency and accountability in governance and to inculcate values and enhance Sadbhavana in citizens. 

About the Colloquium

‘A Colloquium On Gender Justice & Human Rights: Deciphering The Social And Legal Implications of Same sex Marriage In India.’

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The discussion of same-sex marriage brings to light the long-standing debate between the philosophy of Originalism and the Living Organism perspective in interpreting the Constitution. It is further of great relevance to analyze specifically how same-sex marriages could be included within the confines of our Constitution. 

The topic of same-sex marriage exposes generations of hidden discrimination and ostracizing of certain people. It is necessary to discuss this once-considered ‘taboo’ topic to clarify prejudices, cease the spread of misinformation, and ensure that justice prevails. The ultimate objective of this colloquium is to create an atmosphere of understanding and critical analysis, which would be imperative in creating apt policy.

Chief Guests

Adv. Saurabh Kirpal Senior Advocate, Supreme Court Of India Lgbtq Rights Activist

  • Session 1: Social Implications Of Same Sex Marriage In India: Moderator And Speakers
    • Adv. Audrey Demello Director, Majlis (Moderator)
    • Abhay Dang & Supriyo Chakrabarty Telangana’s 1 St Gay Married Couple
    • Onir Film & Tv Director
    • Sonal Giani Lgbtq+ Activist & Dei Consultant
    • Bindumadhav Khire Founder Of Samapathik Trust
    • Anwesh Kumar Sahoo ,Mr. Gayworld India 2016
  • Session 2: Legal Implications Of Same-Sex Marraige In India
    • Prof.(Dr.) Abhijit Rohi Prof., Mnlu Mumbai(Moderator)
    • Prof. Kishu Daswani Professor, Glc, Mumbai
    • Dv. Jayna Kothari Snr. Advocate & Co-Founder Clpr
    • Adv. J. Sai Deepak Counsel, Supreme Court Of India
    • Ankit Bhuptani Delegate-Un & Lgbtq+ Rights Activist

Registration Details 

Every student of the B.A., L.L.B.(Hons.), L.L.M or practitioners in the field of law wishing to attend the colloquium has to register using the given form. The last day to register for the course is March 15, 2023 at 11:59 pm. 

The registration fee is Rs. 1000/-. No registrations beyond the following deadline will be entertained. Certificates will also be provided to the participants.

Mode of Colloquium

Offline & Online

For offline payments made in proximity, contact +91 86524 34368 & +91 77670 58500. 

Payment

For Digital Payment: Registration Fees: Rs. 1000/- Link for Payment is here.

Contact Information

 For any queries contact us at 91136 95971, 98219 17167 Or you can mail us at cwcrgj@mnlumumbai.edu.in.

Click here to register.

Click here for the Brochure.

Source: Lawctopus

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