Universal Declaration of Human Rights @ 75 In a Globalized World

The Present work brings together a diverse range of scholarly contributions presented at the international conference marking the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights organized by Law School, Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies-Technical Campus in collaboration with Asian-African Legal Consultative Organisation, Indian Society of International Law, India International University of Legal Education and Research, Goa and Maharashtra National Law University, Nagpur. Beginning with powerful speeches delivered by distinguished speakers, the volume transitions into perceptive chapters submitted by participants, offering critical reflections on the progress, challenges, and future of human rights in the context of UDHR.

The contributions address a diverse array of critical issues, like workplace discrimination, maternity protections, corporate accountability for human rights violations, privacy concerns in the digital age and the intersection of international human rights law with national legal frameworks. From a re-examination of the Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal to discussions on refugee rights, and the global impact of anti-trans legislation, this book offers fresh insights into the ongoing struggles for justice, dignity, and equality. It not only celebrates the enduring legacy of the UDHR but also fosters a renewed commitment to upholding human dignity in an ever-changing world.

Human rights are the foundation of modern civilization. Therefore, we must uphold the dignity of every individual. All dedicated to the fight for justice and the advocacy of human rights in the modern world, will find this collection to be an invaluable resource.