The School of Law is organizing a Guest Lecture on April 10 and 11, 2026, focusing on the themes of culture, art, law, and digital human rights. The session will be conducted by Aleena Anabelly, an advocate at High Court of Kerala and the author of Samsara: The Revived Glory of Indian Art Forms.
This lecture aims to provide students with a deeper understanding of the intersection between cultural heritage, artistic expression, and legal frameworks, while also introducing the evolving domain of digital human rights. Through an engaging and interdisciplinary approach, the session will explore how law interacts with traditional and contemporary art forms, as well as the challenges and protections surrounding human rights in the digital age.
The objective of this lecture is to encourage critical thinking, broaden academic perspectives, and equip students with relevant knowledge that bridges law, culture, and technology in today’s dynamic world.