International Conference on Armed Conflicts, Security Studies, and Human Rights (ICACSSHR - 26)

This track explores the intricate relationship between armed conflicts and the evolution of human rights standards. It aims to analyze how warfare impacts human rights practices and the legal frameworks that govern them.

This session focuses on the intersection of security studies and human rights, examining how security policies can both uphold and undermine human rights. Participants will discuss theoretical frameworks and empirical case studies that illustrate these dynamics.

This track investigates the effects of armed violence on civilian populations, particularly in conflict zones. It seeks to highlight the human rights violations that arise from such violence and the responses needed to protect affected communities.

This session evaluates the role of peacekeeping missions in safeguarding human rights in post-conflict settings. Discussions will center on the effectiveness of these operations and the challenges they face in ensuring compliance with human rights norms.

This track addresses the ethical dilemmas faced by military personnel in armed conflicts, particularly concerning human rights. It aims to foster dialogue on the moral responsibilities of armed forces in protecting civilians and adhering to international law.

This session examines the processes and challenges of security sector reform in post-conflict societies. It will explore how these reforms can enhance human rights protections and contribute to sustainable peace.

This track focuses on the critical role of human rights in post-conflict reconstruction efforts. Participants will discuss strategies for integrating human rights into rebuilding processes to ensure lasting peace and stability.

This session delves into the legal frameworks surrounding war crimes and the mechanisms for accountability. It aims to analyze the effectiveness of international and domestic courts in addressing human rights violations during armed conflicts.

This track explores how security governance frameworks can be designed to prioritize human rights. Discussions will focus on best practices and innovative approaches to ensure that security measures do not infringe upon fundamental rights.

This session investigates the human rights implications of counter-terrorism measures in conflict-affected regions. It aims to critically assess the balance between national security and the protection of individual rights.

This track examines the role of human rights in conflict prevention strategies. Participants will discuss how promoting human rights can serve as a proactive measure to avert armed conflicts and foster social cohesion.