International Winter School on Economic Social & Development Rights - ESDR

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The day featured the preliminary rounds of a speech competition, where participants presented their research articles. The competition was judged by Assoc. Prof. (Dr.) Amritha V. Shenoy and Asst. Prof. Puja Silwal, resulting in four participants advancing to the final round. The second session was an online lecture titled “AI and Artificial Wombs: A New Era of Reproduction or a Violation of Natural Laws?” by Dr. Pyali Chatterjee, which examined the prospects of artificial womb technology and the regulatory challenges it poses. The day concluded with a cultural exchange program, where participants, showed up in traditional attire and celebrated the successful completion of the International ESDR Residential School

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The day featured a Mock SAARC Summit, where participants were assigned the role of delegates from Nepal, India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan. Delegates presented, debated and voted on over 20 agendas relevant to South Asia. In the latter half of the day, the delegates collectively drafted “SAARC Convention on Economic, Social, Cultural and Development Rights and Digital Technology” based on the agendas passed. The convention was then adopted and signed by all member states