7th International Conference on "United Nations & Human Rights" on 10 Dec 2026 by Center for International Legal Studies and Training (CILST) and MyLawman ProAcademy [Submit by 5th Dec]

About the International Conference

The Center for International Legal Studies and Training (CILST) and MyLawman ProAcademy are organising the 7th one-day International Conference on "United Nations & Human Rights" on the occasion of UN Human Rights Day on 10th December 2026, and to observe 78 Years of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR).

The objective of this international conference is to provide a platform for academicians, researchers, students and professionals from law schools and allied disciplines (Political Science, International Relations, Politics, Human Rights) to engage in enriching discussions on the themes and sub-themes below, and to review and enhance academic understanding through expert opinion and analysis of the UN, Human Rights and International Law.

Who Can Participate?

Academicians, bureaucrats, professionals, diplomats, researchers and students from the fields of law and/or Political Science, Human Rights, International Relations, Politics and International Affairs, and allied and multi-disciplinary fields are invited to contribute to the conference.

Sub-Themes

• 78 Years of UDHR: Achievements and Challenges
• Role of UDHR in Strengthening Justice and Human Rights
• Role of the UN in developing and enforcing Justice and Human Rights for all
• Role of UN Agencies in Protecting Human Rights
• Changing Dimensions of Civil, Political and Economic Rights
• International Human Rights as the Norm
• International Human Rights Law (International Law, Treaties and Basic Principles)
• Crossroad of Duties and Human Rights
• National Security and Human Rights
• Changing World Order and Human Rights
• Internationalisation v Localisation of Human Rights
• Global Human Rights v Local Laws
• National Human Rights Institutions
• Judiciary and Human Rights
• Democracy, Human Rights and Governance
• Constitutionalism and Human Rights
• Human Rights Practice and Human Rights Education
• Human Rights of Vulnerable Groups
• Protection of Women, Children and Elders
• Fourth Generation of Human Rights
• Development, Environment and Sustainable Development
• Business and Human Rights
• Human Rights in the Age of the Internet
• Law, Technology and Human Rights (AI, Blockchain and IoT)
• Public Health and Human Rights
• Future of Human Rights

Submission Guidelines

Papers will be selected and admitted to the conference on the basis of the abstract, initially. The abstract should be accompanied by a separate cover page with a brief profile of the author, including current academic position, e-mail ID, contact number and official address.

1. The word limit for abstracts is 150–350 words.
2. Submissions should be original and unpublished.
3. Co-authorship is allowed for up to three persons.
4. Full name(s) of the author(s), along with their designations, must be given.
5. The Journal of the Indian Law Institute (JILI) rule of footnoting and citation style should strictly be followed; non-compliance may lead to summary rejection.
6. The word limit for research papers is 4,500–8,000 words (excluding footnotes).
7. The body of the paper should be in Times New Roman, size 12, with 1.5 line spacing. Footnotes should be in Times New Roman, size 10, with single spacing.
8. A margin of four centimetres should be left on all sides.
9. Page borders should not be used.
10. The paper should be submitted in MS Word (.doc/.docx) format.
11. The submission should include the Abstract (without the author's details) and a Cover Letter (with the name(s), institutional affiliation(s) and contact details of the author(s)).

Abstracts and research papers should strictly be submitted via the Google Form link given below. Notification of the selection of abstracts will be sent to participants within three days of submission.

Publication of the Articles

• Selected articles will be published in a Book bearing an ISBN (preferably from an International Publisher or an Indian Publisher of international repute), after the review process.
• A few other papers may be published in the MyLawman Socio-Legal Review (a journal bearing an ISSN).

Perks

• Best Paper Award: Certificate of Merit + goodies from MyLawman
• Best Paper Award (Student): Certificate of Merit + goodies from MyLawman
• Best Presentation: Certificate of Merit + goodies from MyLawman
• Best Presentation (Student): Certificate of Merit + goodies from MyLawman
• Certificate of Presentation to all presenters
• Certificate of Participation to all delegates

Venue

Online

Important Dates

Event	Date
Last date for abstract submission	5 December 2026
Final notification of selected abstracts	Within 3 days of submission
Last date of registration	7 December 2026
Last date for submission of full papers	To be announced (after the conference presentation)
Conference: World Human Rights Day	10 December 2026

Registration Fees

Indian Participants

Category	Single Author	Co-Author (2 Authors)
Bonafide Students (Graduates / Postgraduates)	INR 900	INR 1500
Academicians / Professionals / Research Scholars	INR 1200	INR 2000
Delegates (non-presenting)	INR 500	–

Participants from Foreign Countries

Category	Single Author	Co-Author (2 Authors)
Bonafide Students	USD 25	USD 40
Academicians / Professionals / Research Scholars	USD 35	USD 65
Foreign Delegates (non-presenting)	USD 20	–

Fee Payment

The payment link with final registration will be sent in the abstract selection mail. Payment and final registration are required for entry into the conference. Mere selection of an abstract does not ensure entry.

For Indian participants, payment through UPI: 

Conference Advisors

• Dr. Amita, Assistant Professor, VIPS, Delhi
• Dr. Rupesh Chandra Madhav, Assistant Professor, Lloyd Law College
• Dr. Dinesh Singh, Assistant Professor, Bennett University
• Dr. K.B. Asthana, Dean, Maharishi School of Law, MUIT, Noida
• Dr. Arpit, Assistant Professor, NFSU, Noida
• Dr. S.K. Gupta, Professor, BHU, Varanasi
• Dr. Kumari Ranjana Bharti, Assistant Professor, CHRIST (Deemed to be University)
• Dr. Vasvi Talwar, Assistant Professor, Noida International University
• Dr. Vijayshree Dubey Pandey, Assistant Professor, CHRIST (Deemed to be University)
• Dr. Sonali Mishra, Associate Professor, Asian Law College
• Dr. Krystsina Savitskaya, Euphrosyne of Polotsk State University, Polotsk
• Dr. Adetutu Aina Deborah Pelemo, University of the West Indies
• Dr. Ankit Awasthi, Associate Professor and Head Center for WTO and WIPO Studies, HNLU
• Dr. Manjula Rani, Associate Professor, Mahindra University
• Dr. Smita Gupta, Professor, Galgotias University 
• Mr. Abhinav Kumar Mishra, Assistant Professor, CHRIST (deemed to be University)

Contact Info

Organising Committee: Center for International Legal Studies and Training (CILST) & MyLawman ProAcademy

• Ms. Sonal Bajpai, Program Officer and Head, RiD, MyLawman
• Email: sonal@mylawman.co.in | mylawman.co.in@gmail.com
• Phone / WhatsApp: +91 96962 71757

Important Links

• STEP 1: Submit your abstract here: 
• STEP 2: Registration and payment details will be sent in the selection mail.
• Details and registration: mylawman.co.in/icunhr26

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