Call For Papers

TAHRD-2025 invites original research papers, case studies, and policy analyses exploring the intersection of technology, artificial intelligence (AI), economic systems, and human rights development. This multi-disciplinary conference will provide a platform for scholars, researchers, policymakers, industry professionals, and human rights advocates to discuss key challenges and advancements. All submissions will undergo peer review and be evaluated based on relevance, significance, rigor, novelty, replicability, and quality.

The conference will encompass but are not limited to the following areas:

1. AI, Technology, and Human Rights

• Algorithmic Bias and Fairness
• AI and Ethical Decision-Making
• AI and Human Autonomy
• AI and Mass Surveillance
• AI and Refugee Rights
• AI and Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities
• AI and Indigenous Rights
• AI and Social Credit Systems
• AI and Digital Identity Verification
• AI in Predictive Policing and Criminal Justice
• AI, Autonomous Weapons, and Warfare
• AI in Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Response
• AI and Smart Cities: Challenges and Human Rights Implications
• AI and Bias in Hiring Practices

2. Economic Systems, Trade, and Human Rights

• Economic Inequality and Human Rights
• Capitalism, Socialism, and Human Rights
• Gig Economy and Workers’ Rights
• Financial Inclusion and Digital Banking
• Economic Sanctions and Their Human Rights Implications
• Taxation, Wealth Redistribution, and Economic Justice
• Universal Basic Income and Human Rights
• Trade Agreements and Global Economic Inequality
• AI in Economic Forecasting and Market Regulation
• Corporate Social Responsibility and Ethical Business Practices
• The Role of Public-Private Partnerships in Promoting Human Rights
• Regulatory Frameworks for Ethical AI in Economic Development
• AI, Labor Markets, and Workforce Transformation
• The Impact of Digital Currencies on Economic Justice

3. AI, Governance, and Digital Rights

• AI and Public Policy Decision-Making
• Digital Identity Systems and Privacy
• AI in Electoral Integrity and Democracy
• AI in Social Welfare and Public Service Delivery
• AI in Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Reform
• AI and Blockchain for Transparent Governance
• AI and Censorship: Free Speech vs. Regulation
• AI and Deepfakes: Combating Political Manipulation
• AI in E-Governance and Citizen Participation
• AI in Government Surveillance Programs
• AI and National Security: Balancing Security with Civil Liberties
• AI and Legal Rights: Challenges in Algorithmic Accountability
• AI and Misinformation: Combating Disinformation in Digital Media
• AI in Cybersecurity and National Digital Protection

4. AI for Sustainable Development and Environmental Justice

• AI for Climate Change Mitigation
• AI and Renewable Energy Optimization
• AI in Smart Agriculture and Food Security
• AI and Environmental Resource Management
• AI and the Right to a Healthy Environment
• AI and Circular Economy Models
• AI and Ethical Supply Chains
• AI in Water Security and Clean Water Access
• AI in Disaster Management and Early Warning Systems
• AI for Wildlife Conservation and Anti-Poaching Efforts
• AI and Urban Planning: Sustainable Development in Cities
• AI and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) Frameworks

5. Case Studies, Best Practices, and Policy Recommendations

• AI for Social Good: Humanitarian and Human Rights Applications
• AI and Human Rights in Different Legal Jurisdictions
• AI in Cross-Border Migration and Refugee Rights
• Case Studies on AI and Algorithmic Discrimination
• AI in Combating Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery
• AI and Gender Rights: Challenges in Gender Equity
• AI and Disability Rights: Ensuring Digital Inclusion
• AI and Business Ethics: Case Studies from Industry Leaders
• AI and Indigenous Communities: Preservation of Culture and Heritage
• AI and Consumer Protection: Ethical AI in Business and Marketing
• AI and International Law: Policy Recommendations for Ethical AI Governance