Temporal Sovereignty and Human Rights: Confronting Perpetual Digital Surveillance in Emerging Democracies – Conference Presentation Certificate Documentation

Title Temporal Sovereignty and Human Rights: Confronting Perpetual Digital Surveillance in Emerging Democracies – Conference Presentation Certificate Documentation Description (Author + Affiliation + Participation Details) Author: Ganesh Shrirang SatarkarAffiliation: Research Scholar & Legal Academic, Central University of Haryana, IndiaConference Participation: Presented Research Paper at the International Conference on Human Rights 2.0: Contemporary Challenges in the Digital Regime This academic documentation records the successful presentation of the research paper titled “Temporal Sovereignty and Human Rights: Confronting Perpetual Digital Surveillance in Emerging Democracies” at the International Conference on Human Rights 2.0 organized by the School of Excellence in Law, The Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University (TNDALU), Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. The conference was conducted on 30th January 2026 under the B.A., LL.B (Hons.) Degree Programme & Department of Human Rights Law. The research critically examined the evolving concept of temporal sovereignty within constitutional democracies and analyzed the implications of continuous digital surveillance on civil liberties, privacy rights, democratic accountability, and rule of law frameworks in emerging political systems. Keywords and Subjects (in Paragraph Form) This research engages with themes including digital constitutionalism, human rights law, surveillance governance, temporal sovereignty theory, privacy jurisprudence, emerging democracies, data protection frameworks, state power and accountability, cyber law regulation, artificial intelligence oversight, democratic resilience, rule of law, and global human rights standards. The subject intersects public international law, constitutional law, cyber governance, legal theory, and technology policy studies, situating digital surveillance within broader democratic and human rights discourse. Publishing Information Details Conference: International Conference on Human Rights 2.0: Contemporary Challenges in the Digital RegimeOrganizing Institution: School of Excellence in Law, The Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University (TNDALU)Location: Chennai – 600113, Tamil Nadu, IndiaDate of Presentation: 30 January 2026Certificate Number: SOEL / ICHR_2.0 / 737Mode: International Academic Conference PresentationNature of Contribution: Oral Research Paper PresentationAcademic Category: Human Rights Law & Digital Governance Studies