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International Conference on Human Rights, Globalization, and Climate Policy
19–20 Aug 2026
Helsinki, Finland
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1. Policy on Cancellations & Refunds :
A full refund is possible only if the cancellation request is submitted at least 70 days before the conference, with formal paperwork completed at least 60 days prior.
If cancellation occurs between 60 and 30 days before the event, partial refunds may be granted based on administrative costs incurred.
Cancellations made within 30 days of the event are non-refundable, though participants will receive a credit valid for one year.
Registrations made less than 30 days before the event are not eligible for refunds, but may be transferred to another ISIT conference.
Since this conference is hybrid format, the organizer reserves the right to conduct the event either in-person or virtually. Please note that no refunds will be issued due to changes in the event format.
Virtual registration fees are non-refundable. A credit will instead be issued for use at a future conference event.
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To attend an ISIT event, participants must complete the registration process within the stipulated time.
The event schedule, venue, and format are subject to changes at the discretion of the organizers, with prior notice sent via email.
ISIT is not liable for any financial losses resulting from changes in event details.
Fees paid for registration are strictly non-refundable.
If the primary author cannot participate, a co-author may attend instead, but refunds will not be granted for non-attendance.
3. Submission & Publication Norms :
Researchers submitting papers to ISIT must ensure their institution or supervisor is aware of their submission.
Each submission is subject to a rigorous peer review before being accepted for presentation.
Only papers linked to a completed registration will be included in conference proceedings.
The submitting author is considered the primary author; ISIT does not verify individual authorship claims.
If any concerns regarding authorship arise and are validated, the paper will be withdrawn without reconsideration.
Once a paper is removed, it cannot be reintroduced into any ISIT publication.
4. Travel & Accommodation Responsibilities :
Attendees are responsible for making their own travel and lodging arrangements.
ISIT does not provide logistical assistance for travel or accommodation.
The organization bears no responsibility for expenses incurred due to conference modifications or rescheduling.
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6. Registration Transfers :
Registrations may be transferred to another individual from the same institution if the original participant cannot attend.
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Transfers must be requested at least 14 days before the event; otherwise, they will not be accommodated.
Transferred registrations are not eligible for refunds.
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What you'll hear about
Session tracks covered across the event.
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01
Human Rights in the Era of Globalization
This track explores the interplay between globalization and the protection of human rights across various jurisdictions. It aims to analyze how global economic policies impact human rights standards and practices.
02
Climate Policy and Social Justice
This session focuses on the intersection of climate policy and social justice, emphasizing the implications for marginalized communities. Participants will discuss strategies for integrating equity into climate action frameworks.
03
Public Policy Innovations for Human Rights
This track examines innovative public policy approaches that enhance the protection and promotion of human rights. It seeks to identify best practices and lessons learned from diverse contexts.
04
Global Governance and Accountability Mechanisms
This session addresses the role of global governance structures in ensuring accountability for human rights violations. Discussions will focus on the effectiveness of international law and policy frameworks in promoting justice.
05
Transitional Justice and Human Rights
This track delves into the mechanisms of transitional justice and their impact on human rights in post-conflict societies. It will explore case studies and theoretical frameworks that inform policy development.
06
Migration Policy and Human Rights
This session investigates the implications of migration policies on human rights, particularly for refugees and asylum seekers. Participants will analyze the balance between national security and humanitarian obligations.
07
Cultural Rights in a Globalized World
This track focuses on the preservation and promotion of cultural rights amidst globalization. Discussions will highlight the challenges and opportunities for cultural diversity in policy-making.
08
Economic Policy and Global Security
This session examines the relationship between economic policy and global security, particularly in the context of human rights. It will explore how economic decisions can either undermine or support human rights protections.
09
Education Policy and Human Rights Advocacy
This track addresses the critical role of education policy in fostering human rights awareness and advocacy. Participants will discuss educational reforms that promote social justice and inclusivity.
10
Technology Policy and Human Rights
This session explores the implications of technology policy on human rights, particularly concerning privacy, surveillance, and digital rights. Discussions will focus on regulatory frameworks that protect individuals in the digital age.
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Policy Reform for Minority Rights
This track examines the necessity of policy reform to address the rights of minority groups within various national contexts. It aims to identify effective strategies for promoting inclusivity and representation in policy-making.