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International Conference on Child Rights, Justice, and Social Protection

20th Oct – 21st Oct 2026 Singapore, Singapore Standard / Physical Participation

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SDG-Aligned Research Themes

International Conference on Child Rights, Justice, and Social Protection conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

This track explores the existing legal frameworks that govern child rights at national and international levels. It aims to analyze the effectiveness of these laws in promoting justice and protection for children.

This session focuses on the role of advocacy in advancing child rights and welfare. Participants will discuss strategies for mobilizing communities and influencing policy to protect children's interests.

This track addresses the persistent issue of child labor and its implications for children's rights and development. Scholars will present research on effective interventions and policies to combat this global challenge.

This session examines the various welfare services available to children and youth, including their accessibility and effectiveness. Discussions will highlight best practices and innovative approaches to service delivery.

This track investigates the right to education for children and youth, focusing on barriers to access and quality. Participants will share insights on policy development and reform to enhance educational opportunities.

This session explores the intersection of family law and child welfare, emphasizing the legal protections available to children in family settings. Discussions will include custody, guardianship, and the impact of family dynamics on child rights.

This track highlights the importance of child participation in decisions affecting their lives. Scholars will discuss frameworks and methodologies for empowering children to voice their opinions and influence policy.

This session focuses on the processes involved in developing effective policies for child protection. Participants will examine case studies and frameworks that have successfully addressed child rights issues.

This track offers a critical examination of childhood through the lens of human rights. Scholars will discuss how human rights principles can inform and enhance the protection of children's rights.

This session investigates the role of social services in safeguarding children from abuse and neglect. Discussions will focus on collaborative approaches and the integration of services to enhance child protection.

This track addresses the juvenile justice system and its impact on children and youth. Participants will explore rehabilitation strategies and the importance of restorative justice in promoting positive outcomes for young offenders.