About the Organiser
Dexon Global Centre for Legal Studies, Policy and Research is a research-oriented academic institution committed to advancing legal education, interdisciplinary policy research, and international legal scholarship. The Centre conducts conferences, publications, workshops, training programmes, and capacity-building initiatives to foster intellectual engagement and practical learning in law, governance, and public policy.
About the Call
The International Conference on Human Rights, International Law and Criminology, 2026 (ICHRILC 2026) is a premier international academic platform designed to unite students, researchers, academicians, legal practitioners, policymakers, and experts to discuss emerging challenges and contemporary developments in human rights, international law, and criminology.
Theme
“Strengthening the Architecture of Justice: Human Rights, International Law, and Criminology in a Fragmented World”
Indicative Sub-Themes
- Human Trafficking as a Transnational Organized Crime and Human Rights Violation
- Cybercrime, Digital Surveillance, and the Right to Privacy
- Gender-Based Violence, Femicide, and International Criminal Responsibility
- Counter-Terrorism Legislation and Civil Liberties
- War Crimes, Crimes Against Humanity, and International Criminal Court Jurisdiction
- Environmental Crime, Ecocide, and International Criminal Law
- Hate Crimes and Protection of Minorities
- Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous Systems, and Criminal Justice
Eligibility
The conference is open to Undergraduate and Postgraduate Students (LL.M.), Doctoral Scholars (Ph.D.), Professors, Assistant Professors, Legal Practitioners, Advocates, Barristers, Solicitors, Criminologists, Policy Researchers, Think-Tank Fellows, Civil Society Professionals, NGO Representatives, Government Researchers, Academicians, and individuals working in law, public policy, governance, forensic sciences, geopolitics, and related disciplines.
Mode of the Event
The conference will be conducted virtually.
Call for Papers
Abstract Submission Guidelines
- Abstract length: 250 – 500 words
- Minimum of 5 keywords
- Co-authorship permitted for up to 2 authors
Full Paper Guidelines
- Word limit: 3,500 – 6,000 words
- Citation style: Bluebook (20th Edition)
- Submissions undergo Double-Blind Peer Review
Policy Brief Track
Theme: “Beyond Borders: Jurisdiction, Extradition, and the Enforcement of Human Rights Obligations.”
- Abstract length: 300 – 350 words
- Policy brief length: 1,500 – 2,000 words
- Co-authorship permitted for up to 2 authors
- Accepted policy briefs will be presented at a Practitioner Dialogue Session and published in conference proceedings
Important Dates
- Release of Call for Abstracts: June 20, 2026
- Early Bird Abstract Submission Deadline: July 20, 2026
- Standard Abstract Submission Deadline: August 20, 2026
- Full Manuscript Submission Deadline: August 24, 2026
- Conference Dates: August 29 – 30, 2026
Registration Fees
- Students (UG/PG): Early Bird INR 500, Standard INR 700
- Academicians/Professionals/Research Scholars: Early Bird INR 1,000, Standard INR 1,200
- Foreign Authors: Early Bird USD 70, Standard USD 100
Registration fee applies per author upon abstract selection.
Perks & Benefits
- Best Presenter Awards for Top Three Presentations
- Publication of accepted abstracts in the Conference Book of Abstracts
- Certificates of Presentation for presenters and Participation for attendees
- Publication opportunity for Top 20 selected papers/policy briefs in an ISBN-numbered edited volume
- Selected papers/policy briefs may be published in Beyond Briefs Law Review (e-ISSN: 3048-4782) subject to editorial review
- No publication charges
Contact
Email: conferencedexonglobal@gmail.com
Phone: +91 85829 92355 (Ms. Naureen Farhad)
Student Convenors:
- Ms. Naureen Farhad: +91 85829 92355
- Mr. Somnath Majhi: +91 6294017498
- Mr. Ritam Bhattacharya: +91 8777849632
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Click here for Registration for Participants (Non-Presenters).
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