CfP: 2nd International Justice Conference on Dimensions of Access to Justice in the Contemporary World by Amity School of Law, Amity University Punjab, Mohali [Online; April 9 – 10]: Submit by March 29

About ALS

‘Amity Law School (ALS)’ was established in 2021 under the aegis of ‘Amity University Punjab. Though being young on the scales of its establishment. ALS is growing as one of the most preferred organisations for law aspirants as a Centre of Excellence in the field of legal education.

About AVRC

The Aequitas Victoria Research Centre (AVRC) is a research platform of the Aequitas Victoria Foundation (Registered under Societies Registration Act 21 of 1860, India), a non-profit making and non-governmental organization that aims for making justice accessible to everyone.

As rightly said, “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere”, therefore it is one of the prime objectives of the organization to serve the best interest of justice to the fullest extent possible through various initiatives.

About the Conference

As said by Martin Luthar King Jr. that “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere”, and justice is necessary for the survival of human civilization. Intending to secure justice, human civilization devised several incentives through the development of jurisprudence. Such incentives were incorporated through legislation at all levels including International, Regional, and Domestic paradigms.

However, with the advent of human civilizations, the meaning and concept of justice started expanding through the alteration of power across different sections of the human fraternity and such expansion led to several social, political, economic, cultural, and environmental implications. Further, the concept of human rights has also expanded to a significant extent wherein contemporary times, instances of human rights violations are increasing in number as per legal connotations are concerned.

Several global developments like cross-border terrorism, cyber-attack, Refugee Crisis, Environmental Degradation, etc. have not only influenced the international legal developments securing justice but also the regional and domestic justice delivery systems. At the same time, several identity-related matters, new methods for committing offenses with technological advancements, crises amongst indigenous peoples, etc. are influencing the domestic systems of justice delivery in the civilized nations.

Therefore, there arises a need to have a deliberate discussion on the aspects of access to justice considering the contemporary needs of human civilization. The Conference shall attempt to provide a platform for such a scholarly discussion on the Dimensions of Access of Justice.

Who can Participate?

The Conference is multidisciplinary. The Judges, Advocates, Academicians irrespective of any disciplines, Research Scholars, Students, or any other professionals who have done any research or any activities in the field of Jurisprudence can participate in this Conference.

Themes & Sub themes

• Theoretical understanding of the meaning of Access to Justice;
• Jurisprudential concepts related to rights, duties, liabilities, responsibilities, etc.;
• Access to Justice with a global perspective;
• Access to Justice at national levels;
• Comparative Study on Access to Justice;
• Role of Civil Society, Non-Governmental Agencies, Intergovernmental agencies, and other institutions in promoting access to justice;
• Role of technology in enhancing access to justice;
• Need of Education to secure justice for all;
• Promotion of Justice for the marginalized sections of the society including sex workers, bonded laborers, Differently-abled Persons, etc;
• International organizations and their role in addressing injustice in domestic affairs;
• Justice during the war, humanitarian law, and human rights law;
• Social, Political, Economic, Cultural, and Environmental Implications of Justice;
• Judicial Process; Judicial Activism; Judicial Over-reach; Contempt of Court, etc.;
• Constitutional Law and Access to Justice;
• Free Legal Aid and Legal Service Authorities;
• Environmental Justice and Justice for Refugees;
• Justice in Prison Administration;
• Gender Sensitization in Justice Delivery System;
• Access to Justice for sustainable development;

Important dates

• Registration Opens: Feb 20, 2026
• Discounted Early Registration Closes: March 15, 2026
• Last Date for Abstract Submission: March 29, 2026
• Last Date of Registration: April 04, 2026
• Last Date of Submission of Full Paper: April 05, 2026
• Conference Date: 9-10 April 2026

Perks

• All submitted Abstracts shall be published in a Book of Abstracts;
• All the Paper Presenters shall be provided with a Certificate of Presentation
• Selected papers shall be published in an International ISSN Journal named Annual International Journal on Analysis of Contemporary Legal Affairs (AIJACLA) e-ISSN: 2583-1437 and other papers will be published in ISBN Book and a Soft Copy of the Book shall be made available for free;
• Faculties of the Amity University, Mohali, Punjab, who submit their chapters for publication will receive a complimentary hard copy of the book.
• All participants will be provided with a participation certificate.

Fee

• Students (Discounted Early Registration)- Rs. 700
• Students/Research Scholar- Rs. 850
• Research Scholar (Discounted Early Registration)- Rs. 800
• Research Scholar- Rs. 950
• Academicians/Practitioners (Discounted Early Registration)- Rs. 1000
• Academicians/Practitioners- Rs. 1200
• Amity Mohali Students/Research Scholar – Rs. 600
• Amity Mohali College Academicians/Staff- Rs. 750
• Students/Research Scholar/Academicians (For Participation) – Rs. 400
• Amity Mohali Students/Research Scholar (For Participation) – Rs. 200 (nominal)

How to Submit?

Interested candidates can submit abstracts via the link given at the end of the post.

Contact

Mr. Sarthak Aryan (WhatsApp Only)
Mob: +918210159245
Email: avrc.conference@gmail.com

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