International Conference on Rethinking Human Rights and Constitutional Freedoms in the Digital Age  by Saveetha School of Law: Submit by Aug 1

About Saveetha School of Law

Saveetha School of law was founded in 2009, and it is dedicated to delivering premier legal education while upholding the highest standards in research and training. Leveraging its academic autonomy and innovative teaching methodologies, the institution is rapidly emerging as a premier leader in legal studies. Reflecting this excellence, it is proudly ranked 13th among all law institutions in India and holds a prestigious A++ accreditation from NAAC.

About the Conference

The digital revolution has radically reshaped human rights and constitutional liberties, outstripping the capacity of traditional legal frameworks. While artificial intelligence, global networks, and internet access empower free speech and democratic engagement, they also give rise to systemic vulnerabilities. Pervasive state and corporate surveillance, algorithmic bias, data breaches, and digital censorship directly threaten fundamental constitutional guarantees.

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Moreover, the concentration of power in tech monopolies has privatized the public square, complicating the boundary between state and private regulation. This conference interrogates these tensions, investigating how constitutional principles can be dynamically evolved, updated, or engineered to protect human dignity, autonomy, and equity in an automated society.

About Call for Papers

Original and unpublished research papers relating to the conference theme are invited for presentation. Submissions may be conceptual, doctrinal, empirical, interdisciplinary, or policy-oriented in nature.

Mode

Hybrid (Offline + Online)

Theme

Rethinking Human Rights and Constitutional Freedoms in the Digital Age

Sub-themes

• Digital constitutionalism and the future of fundamental rights online
• Freedom of expression, platform governance and algorithmic curation
• Surveillance, cyber security and the right to privacy
• Human rights, AI and automated decision‑making
• Human rights and taxation of medicines
• Access to medicines and health technologies as a human right
• Digital divide, connectivity and the emerging right to digital access
• Online harassment, cyber‑violence and protection of vulnerable groups
• Labour rights in the digital workplace and platform economy
• Constitutional freedoms and emergency powers in the digital age
• Digital identity, e‑governance and exclusion
• International and regional human‑rights standards for the digital environment
• Tax justice, public finance and the right to health and social protection
• Comparative constitutional responses to digital transformation
• Any other topic relevant to the theme

Who can submit

The call for papers is open to:

• Academicians and Researchers
• Judges and Legal Professionals
• Policymakers and Regulators
• Technology Experts
• Students and Research Scholars

How to Submit

Click Here To Register.

Interested participants may submit their abstracts via email [email protected] on or before 1^St August 2026

Submission Guidelines

Abstract

Word Limit: 250–300 words

Full Paper

• Word Limit: 2500 – 4000 words (including abstract)
• Citation Style: ILI
• Font: Times New Roman
• Font Size: 12
• Line Spacing: 1.5
• Format: MS Word

Publication opportunity

The top 50 selected papers will be considered for publication in an Edited Book carrying an ISBN number

Awards and Certificates

• Certificates of Merit and trophies will be awarded to the best presenters/papers.
• E-certificates will be provided to all participants.

Processing Charges

Important Dates

Contact Details

Student Coordinators

Dhaneswar S – +91 8015442084

SMR Aadhithya – +91 8148760557

Joothishree S – +91 8610766153

Email: [email protected]

The brochure is here.