Dr. Seema P.S. did her post-graduation and doctorate in Law from the School of Legal Studies, Cochin university of Science and Technology. Her specializations are Criminal Law, Constitutional Law for the post-graduation. She has been teaching Human Rights Law for LL.M. students from 01-07-2000 onwards. Her Ph.D. is in “Protection of Farmers’ Rights in India- Challenges for Law in the context of Plant Breeders’ Rights”. Her other areas of interests are Environmental Law, Women’s rights, Children’s Rights, Rights of disabled, family Law, intellectual Property Rights and Entrepreneurship. She has several publications in the area of Human Rights, Criminal Law, Environmental Law, International Humanitarian Law, Rights of persons living with HIV/AIDS, child rights, triple talaq, disabled persons, female criminality, etc. She has designed the syllabi for various elective courses for LL.M like “Rights of the accused- National and International dimensions”, Farmers Rights, Human Rights and the

Constitutional Law - Women's Rights, Child Rights, Criminal Law - Religion and Law, Human Rights - Disability Rights

Relationship in the nature of marriage under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, Journal of Development Management and Communication, 2015

Protection of women survivors of sexual violence –legal measures India, Acharya Nagarjuna University Journal of Law, 2014

The concept of property and the role of caste system in the religious texts, Religion and Law Review, 2013

Prostitution: The unnoticed dimensions in the legal scenario, Amity Law Review, 2012

Human Reproductive cloning: Human Rights overtones, The Religion and Law Review, 2010

Muslim man’s power to divorce his wife-whether unbridled?”, , Acharya Nagarjuna University Journal of Law, 2009

Incorporation of International Human Rights documents into the Indian law- Response of the Supreme Court, Cochin University Law Review, 2006

Suspension of sentence by the judiciary – A privilege of the Supreme Court? A comment of Manoharl Lal v NCT of Delhi , , 2005

Revamping of Examinations systems in the legal education” Some reflections on the 184th Law Commission Report, Kerala Bar Council News, 2005

Need for the link between academicians and laymen, Kerala Law Times, 2005

Female Criminality- and Sentencing Policy, Conference on “Female Criminality- and Sentencing Policy” , 2018

Dr. P S SEEMA, Protection of Farmers’ Rights in India: Challenges for Law in the context of Plant Breeders’ Rights, Lap Lambert Academic Publishing, Germany, 2014 , ISBN : 13:978-3-659-57111-4