[Call for Papers] International Conference on Rule of Law and Human Rights in the Age of Algorithmic Justice on 31 Oct 2026 by Center for Global Governance & MyLawman [Abstract by 20 Oct 2026]

Organised by: Center for Global Governance, MyLawman & MyLawman ProAcademy Date: 31 October 2026 (Saturday) Mode: Online Last date for abstract submission: 20 October 2026 Abstract acceptance: Usually communicated within 2 days of submission Publication: Selected papers to be published as chapters in a Scopus-indexed book Publication partners: Redwood Academic Publishing & IGI Global Scientific Publishing

Center for Global Governance and MyLawman, together with MyLawman ProAcademy, invite abstracts for the International Online Conference on Rule of Law and Human Rights in the Age of Algorithmic Justice, to be held on 31 October 2026.

About the Organisers

MyLawman (www.mylawman.co.in) is a legal not-for-profit organisation and e-learning platform for legal resource sharing, serving law students, legal professionals and legal academia. Its tagline is "Innovations in Law", and it works to bridge the gap between law school and the professional world.

MyLawman runs several divisions: a law blog cell (articles, law notes, case briefs and guest posts), an opportunities portal (call for papers, conferences, internships, courses and competitions), a Research & Innovation Division, and its journal, the MyLawman Socio Legal Review. It has organised international seminars, conferences, winter and summer schools and certificate courses.

MyLawman ProAcademy is the training arm of MyLawman, offering professional training, courses and schools for law students, legal professionals and law teachers, in collaboration with academics, practitioners and law firms.

About the International Conference

Algorithms now influence decisions once reserved for judges, police and public authorities: predictive policing, risk scoring, automated welfare decisions, e-courts and AI-assisted adjudication. This conference brings together jurists, academicians, technologists, policymakers and researchers to examine how due process, equality, privacy and accountability can be protected when justice is mediated by code, and how the rule of law and human rights can be strengthened in the age of algorithmic justice.

Theme

Rule of Law and Human Rights in the Age of Algorithmic Justice

Sub-Themes

1. Algorithmic Governance, Due Process & Fair Trial
2. AI in Courts: e-Courts, Predictive Justice & Judicial Decision-Making
3. Algorithmic Bias, Discrimination & the Right to Equality
4. Privacy, Data Protection & Surveillance in the Digital Age
5. Facial Recognition, Predictive Policing & Criminal Justice
6. Transparency, Explainability & Accountability of AI Systems
7. Global & National AI Regulation: EU AI Act, UN/UNESCO Norms & India
8. Access to Justice, Legal Tech & the Digital Divide
9. Freedom of Expression, Content Moderation & Digital Rights
10. Deepfakes, Cyber Law & Electronic Evidence
11. Rights of Women, Children & Vulnerable Groups in the AI Era
12. Ethics, the Legal Profession & the Future of Lawyering

Papers on allied themes connected with law, technology and human rights are also welcome.

Call and Submission Details

Who can participate: Academicians, advocates and judges, research scholars, students, policymakers, legal-tech professionals, and civil society members.

What to submit: An abstract of 250–300 words, with 4–5 keywords, author details (name, designation, institution, email, phone) and the chosen sub-theme.

Last date for abstract submission: 20 October 2026

Acceptance: Usually communicated within 2 days of submission.

How to submit:  email the abstract to mylawman.co.in@gmail.com.

Registration: Fill in the Google Form given under "Link and Registration" below,

Conference date: 31 October 2026 (online)

Important Dates

Event	Date
Last date for abstract submission	20 October 2026
Abstract acceptance	Usually within 2 days of submission
International Online Conference	31 October 2026

Registration Fees

Category	Fee
Professionals & Academicians (India)	INR 1,500
Research Scholars & Students (India)	INR 900
International Participants (outside India)	USD 30

Payment: Registration fee is to be paid after acceptance of the abstract. 

Publication details

• A Book of Abstracts and Conference Proceedings will be published along with selected papers.
• Selected papers will be published as chapters in a Scopus-indexed book.
• Publication partners: Redwood Academic Publishing and IGI Global Scientific Publishing.

Link and Registration

Abstract submission:  email the abstract to mylawman.co.in@gmail.com.

Registration and abstract submission form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/13Kc2QVhbsaaW1jF186bISt4rdw7MgE7q7NNW5xoYmjw/viewform

Contact

Email: mylawman.co.in@gmail.com 

Phone / WhatsApp: +91 96962 71757 

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