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(In)Justice International is holding a World Convention hosted by the National Pingtung University of Science and Technology in Taiwan

(March 22-25) 

 

Conflict, Confinement and Immorality is over four days from March 22 to March 25.  It comprises of six streams on...

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1) Black Lives Matter: Global Recognition and Change

2) Indigenous Struggles: The Fight Against Marginalisation, Criminalisation and Oppression

3) Migrant Plight: Before, During and After Flight

4) Disability Discrimination: Ableism, Hate and Social Ostracism

5) Criminalising the Working Class and Benefit Claimants: Contrasting Costs of Crime and Blame

6) Gender, Youth and Difference: LGBTIQ+, 'Folk Devils', Alienation and Human Rights Abuse 

 

This is a hybrid gathering with presentations either pre-recorded, online or in person at the National Pingtung University of Science and Technology. Talks will be for 15 minutes followed by workshops and Q&A. We welcome abstracts and papers from practitioners, NGOs, academics, reporters and from lived experience as it is a great opportunity to expose such works and experiences to a worldwide audience (our last event attracted 524 participants from 28 different countries).

 

Abstracts should be sent to: injusticeintl@gmail.com. For more information click here or go to the 'Upcoming and Past Events' page to view our fees, registration and accommodation details.

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Deadline for abstracts: 10 December, 2021

Deadline for PowerPoint presentations: 10 February, 2022