International Conference on Constitutional and Labour Rights in a Globalized World

About the School of Law

Saveetha School of law – oldest in the list of private law colleges in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. Recognised by BAR council of India, Graded ‘A’ by UGC/NAAC. 

About the Conference

The conference titled “Constitutional and Labour Rights in a Globalized World: Challenges and Opportunities” serves as a pivotal platform for examining the evolving landscape of labour rights within the context of globalization. It brings together legal scholars, policymakers, practitioners, and activists to deliberate on the complexities and prospects associated with safeguarding constitutional and labour rights amid global economic integration.

Eligibility

Educators, academicians, activists, researcher’s scholars, students, professionals, and other relevant stakeholders of law are invited to contribute to this conference.

Sub themes

• The Impact of Globalization on National Constitutional Sovereignty
• Labour Rights and the Gig Economy: Legal Challenges and Reforms
• Constitutional Protection of Migrant Workers in a Global Economy
• Trade Liberalization vs. Labour Standards: A Legal Balancing Act
• The Role of International Labour Organization (ILO) Conventions in Domestic Law
• Digital Labour Platforms and the Right to Decent Work
• Comparative Constitutional Approaches to Labour Rights Enforcement
• Cross-Border Labour Exploitation and Human Trafficking: Legal Responses
• Corporate Accountability and Workers’ Rights in Global Supply Chains
• Transnational Labour Unions and Constitutional Freedom of Association
• Labour Rights of Women and Gender Equality in the Global Workforce
• Privatization, Labour Law Reforms, and Constitutional Safeguards
• The Right to Strike in an International Labour Market
• Climate Change, Green Jobs, and the Future of Labour Rights
• Constitutional Courts and the Protection of Labour Rights



• Post-COVID Global Labour Trends and Constitutional Responses
• The Role of International Human Rights Law in Strengthening Labour Rights
• Global Labour Migration: Rights, Representation, and Recognition
• Technological Disruption, AI, and the Future of Work: Constitutional Reflections
• Social Protection Floors and Economic Rights as Constitutional Guarantees

Submission Details

• Research papers are invited on the above mentioned sub themes. The list of sub themes provided is not exhaustive. All submissions shall strictly adhere to the following formatting Guidelines. Co Authorship upto 3 shall be permitted.
• Submission of Abstract for the aforesaid mentioned conference should be reached by 09/07/2025, 11:59 PM in the following mail id: intlabourlawconference2025@gmail.com
• Abstract shall not exceed 200 words. Abstract Contains Title of the paper, Authors details as footnotes The submissions will be adjudged and selected purely on the basis of merit and originality by a team of experts.
• Full paper need to be submitted on or before 26/07/2025 Candidates will be informed by 27/07/2025, if their Full paper have been selected for presentation.

Submission Guidelines

• Word Limit- 2000-4000 Words (including foot notes)
• Font-Times New Roman,
• Font Size – 12, Line Spacing-1.5, Footnotes-10 Line Spacing-1 The citation provided should either be in that followed by the Indian Law Institute (ILI) as available at: https://www.ili.ac.in/cstyle.pdf or in the OSCOLA style-4th edition.
• There should not be more than 15% similarity in the main content as well as less than 10% usage of Artificial Intelligence. The submission should be original and not simultaneously considered by any other seminar, conference, journal, chapter in a book, etc.

Awards

• Selected papers will be published in an ISBN-edited book
• Certificates of Merit for top 3 presenters
• E-Certificate for all participants