Concept Note:
The history of war is as old as mankind. This can be traced back to the human instinct of aggression and the will to dominate others. Although wars have been fought in many different ways and developments in military technology and warfare will continue to happen, the current developments have opened new arenas of conflict such as cyber space, outer space and mental space. These new battlefields have posed a variety of ethical and legal concerns for international humanitarian law, which is specifically designed to regulate the instances of armed conflict and protect the victims of armed conflict. This new era of warfare has challenged the traditional concepts of war, peace and security. With the emergence of new means and methods of warfare there is an urgent need to deliberate upon them.
Aims and Objectives of the Conference:
- To shed light on and understand the concept and phenomena of the ‘future warfare’
- To understand the ethical, legal concerns raised by new means and methods of warfare in the light of international humanitarian law.
- To deliberate upon the measures to mitigate risks associated with new battlefields and military technologies.
Faculty Coordinators:
Dr. Nitish Nawsagaray Ms. Divya Mittal Mr. Rohit Bokil
Dates of the Conference
The conference will be held from April 28 to April 29, 2022, virtually.
Registration Details
Every person interested to participate in the conference must register by paying the registration fees.
Registration Fees
- ILS Students- 100 INR
- Students outside ILS- 200 INR
- Academicians/ Professionals- 200 INR
Deadline
Last date for registration for the conference is April 25, 2022
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