International Conference on Human Rights, Eroticism, and Social Justice (ICHRESJ - 26)

This track explores the complexities of intersectionality in the context of human rights, focusing on how overlapping identities influence the experience of rights violations. Scholars are invited to examine case studies and theoretical frameworks that highlight the need for an intersectional approach in human rights advocacy.

This session delves into the role of eroticism in shaping cultural identities across different societies. Participants will analyze how cultural narratives around sexuality influence individual and collective identities, as well as the implications for social justice.

This track invites discussions on the contributions of feminist theory to the discourse on social justice. Papers should address how feminist perspectives can inform policies and practices aimed at achieving equality and inclusion.

This session focuses on the intersection of sexuality and civil rights movements, examining historical and contemporary struggles for recognition and equality. Contributions will highlight the role of sexual orientation and gender identity in broader civil rights frameworks.

This track encourages exploration of effective policy advocacy strategies aimed at promoting gender equality. Participants will discuss successful case studies and the role of grassroots movements in influencing policy change.

This session examines the representation of eroticism in literature and art, considering its implications for understanding human rights and social justice. Scholars are invited to analyze how artistic expressions challenge or reinforce societal norms surrounding sexuality.

This track addresses the challenges faced by marginalized communities in achieving social inclusion and recognition of their rights. Papers should focus on strategies that promote equity and the empowerment of underrepresented groups.

This session investigates the role of political activism in advancing sexual rights and freedoms. Participants will explore the impact of activism on policy change and societal attitudes towards sexuality and gender.

This track explores the relationship between human development and sexuality, focusing on how sexual rights are integral to overall human well-being. Contributions should examine the implications of sexual health and education in promoting human development.

This session invites contributions that apply cultural studies methodologies to the analysis of gender. Scholars will explore how cultural narratives shape gender identities and the implications for social justice initiatives.

This track seeks to understand the global landscape of human rights as it pertains to sexuality, examining diverse cultural contexts and legal frameworks. Papers should highlight both challenges and advancements in the recognition of sexual rights worldwide.