About the Conference
The Global Justice and International Law Conference (21 & 22 August 2026) is envisioned as an academic and policy-oriented forum bringing together scholars, legal practitioners, judges, diplomats, researchers,
and students to examine how international law responds to contemporary global challenges.
The theme “Global Justice and International Law: Principles, Challenges, and Future Directions” explores how international law seeks to create fairness, accountability, and equality in a world made up of sovereign states with unequal power, resources, and influence.
At its core, global justice is concerned with what is fair and just at the international level not just within states, but across borders, especially in relation to human rights, peace, development, and environmental protection.
International law provides the legal framework through which these ideals are expressed, negotiated, and enforced.
About the College
Lloyd Law College (Lloyd) since 2003 is affiliated with Chaudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut (U.P.), a State University established in 1965, and is approved by the Bar Council of India, the statutory body regulating professional legal education in the country.
Lloyd is widely recognized for its academic excellence, innovative pedagogical methods, and strong emphasis on clinical legal education. Its role in shaping legal education is highly significant, as it is committed to developing essential skills among students.
Lloyd conducts various practical and skill-oriented courses to enhance student’s hands-on understanding of the law. In addition, Lloyd is equipped with several specialized centers designed to address the diverse academic, professional, and personal needs of its students, ensuring holistic growth and comprehensive legal training.
As a premier institution of legal studies, Lloyd continually strives to nurture skilled and socially responsible legal professionals.
Themes and Sub-Themes
- Theme 1: Global Justice and Evolving International Legal Order
- Theme 2: Human Rights and Social Justice
- Theme 3: Technology, Cyber Law, and Global Justice
- Theme 4: Climate Justice and Environmental Law
- Theme 5: Conflict, Peace, and International Humanitarian Law
- Theme 6: International Economic Law and Inequality
- Theme 7: Access to Justice and Dispute Resolution
- Theme 8: Regional Perspectives on Global Justice
- Theme 9: Health, Bioethics, and Global Justice
- Theme 10: Emerging Issues in Global Justice
- Theme 11: Indigenous Rights and Cultural Justice
- Theme 12: Future of International Law and Global Governance
- Theme 13: Gender Justice and Intersectionality
- Theme 14: Intellectual Property in the Digital Age: Innovation and Protection
- Theme 15: Global Justice in International Aviation Law
Submission Guidelines
- Manuscripts should range from 6,000 to 10,000 words (including footnotes), include an abstract of 150–250 words, and adhere to ILI citation style.
- Registration is subject to acceptance of the abstract.
Important Dates
- Abstract Submission: 15 June, 2026
- Abstract Acceptance: 30 June , 2026
- Full Paper Submission: 30 July, 2026
- Final Confirmation and Conference Schedule: 01 August, 2026
Fee Details
- Faculty and post-doc researchers: INR 1000
- Industry Professionals: INR 1000
- Ph.D. Scholar: INR 1000
- Students: INR 500
Fees for the participants from abroad (Foreign Citizens) under above categories will be same.
Submission Procedure
All the submission and communication will be done through official Mail ID: GJIL@lloydlawcollege.edu.in
Contact Details
- Contact: +91 8586870879
- Mail ID: GJIL@lloydlawcollege.edu.in
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