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International conference on ‘National and Global Perspectives on the Right to Privacy’ at VIT, Chennai (Jan 19-20th’18)

VIT School of Law, VIT University, Chennai, will hold an international conference on ‘National and Global Perspectives on the Right to Privacy’ on January 19 and 20. The conference assumes significance in light of the Supreme Court judgment in Justice KS Puttuswamy (Rtd.) and another v Union of India.

The organisers have invited original, unpublished research papers, which will be double-blind peer-reviewed. The papers selected for presentation will be published in the form of a book with an ISBN.

Important Dates:

 Last Date for Submission of Abstract: 30th November 2017 Confirmation of Abstract: 2nd December 2017
 Last Date for Full-Paper Submission: 7th January 2017
 
Registration Fee:
For Academicians/ NGO’s: Rs. 3000
For Research Scholars: Rs. 2,000
For UG and PG Students: Rs. 1500
For additional authors: Rs. 1500
Accommodation will be provided upon prior request and upon additional cost.
Queries may be directed to vitsol2017@gmail.com.
Detailed Brochure:
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