Proceedings of the International Conference for Democracy and National Resilience (ICDNR 2024)

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Center for Democracy Studies and National Resilience, Universitas Sebelas Maret warmly welcomes you to The 4th International Conference for Democracy and National Resilience (ICDNR 2024).

This conference will be held on September 14th-15th, 2024. We encourage participants from all over the world to discuss about “Strengthening Human Rights Protection Against Global Threats in Contemporary Democracy Era”.

Notable Keynote and Invited Speakers will share their speeches, participants will present their papers, and we will provide a platform to support new opportunities and future collaboration. Your participation and contribution at ICDNR 2024 will be greatly appreciated!

Human Rights is a set of rights inherent in the essence of human existence as creatures of God and is His gift that must be respected, upheld, and protected by the state, the law, the government, and everyone for the dignity and protection of the dignity and honour of humans. The recognition and guarantee of human rights are necessary because neglecting and disregarding human rights can lead to cruel and inhumane actions. Furthermore, the existence of human rights needs to be ensured in legal instruments, as done by the United Nations, to protect the basic rights of individuals, their dignity, and the equal rights of men and women. The commitment is to promote social progress and a better standard of living within broader freedoms.

As known, throughout 2022-2023, there were numerous instances of human rights violations both globally and nationally in each country. Some cases of human rights violations around the world include Russian Invasion, Tension Ethiopia Government and Tigray’s Regional Authorities, Mess Detention in China, Rohingya Case in Myanmar, and various human rights violations cases. Human rights violations occurring in various countries undoubtedly impact the implementation of national aspects in other countries, such as national defense, global economy, diplomacy, and law. In principle, it is essential for each country to be prepared to engage in discussions involving preventive and repressive measures to safeguard the implementation of human rights. This requires collaboration among academics, practitioners, civil society organizations, and governments to address global changes and challenges, as well as modernization. These discussions aim to construct solutions collectively, considering the diverse perspectives and experiences brought forth by the participants.