NALSAR's New Call for Papers Indian Journal of Child & Youth Justice 2025
Call for Papers

NALSAR's New Call for Papers Indian Journal of Child & Youth Justice 2025

SSSagar Singh16 Jan 20253 min read
Call for PapersNALSAR's New Call for Papers Indian Journal of Child & Youth Justice 2025

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Deadline for Submission: March 10, 2025

Call for Papers Indian Journal of Child & Youth Justice [Volume 1]

Deadline for Submission: March 10, 2025

The Centre for Child and Youth Justice (CCYJ) at NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, invites submissions for the inaugural edition of the Indian Journal of Child & Youth Justice. This academic initiative seeks to enrich discourse on critical issues surrounding child rights and youth justice.

Centre for Child and Youth Justice, NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad

About CCYJ, NALSAR

The National Academy of Legal Studies and Research (NALSAR), Hyderabad was Established in 1998, NALSAR University of Law has been at the forefront of legal education and research in India. The Centre for Child and Youth Justice (CCYJ) is a specialized initiative by NALSAR in collaboration with CRY (Child Rights and You). Through research, advocacy, and education, CCYJ is dedicated to advancing children’s rights and well-being.

About the Indian Journal of Child & Youth Justice

The journal aims to serve as a platform for exploring legal, social, psychological, developmental, and policy dimensions of child rights. It seeks to address multifaceted challenges and propose innovative interventions aligned with international standards for child protection and well-being.

Themes & Sub-Themes

The primary theme for this edition is "Juvenile Justice and Child Rights". Authors are encouraged to explore topics such as:

  • Child Abuse
  • Child Trafficking
  • Child Labour
  • Climate Change and Its Impact on Children
  • Children in Cyberspace
  • Crime Against Children
  • Right to Education, Health, and Development
  • Legal Reforms and Stakeholder Roles

Submissions on related topics are also welcome.

Eligibility

The journal invites submissions from:

  • Legal practitioners
  • Policymakers
  • Researchers and students
  • NGOs and other stakeholders

Submission Guidelines

  • Originality: Submissions must be unpublished and not under review elsewhere.
  • Co-authorship: Up to two authors permitted.
  • Language: English
  • Word Count: Short articles: 3,000–5,000 words
  • Long articles: 5,000–10,000 words
  • Case comments/Book reviews: 1,500–3,000 words
  • Formatting: Font: Times New Roman, 12-point, double-spaced
  • Margins: 1 inch on all sides
  • Referencing: Bluebook 21st Edition

Important Links:

Apply Link: CLICK HERE

How to Submit Call for Papers Indian Journal of Child & Youth Justice

Submissions are accepted only through the Google Form provided. Other modes will not be considered.

Fee

There is no submission or publication fee.

Selection Process

The submitted journal will undergo a rigorous two-stage review process. In the first stage, the joint editors will conduct a blind review to assess the manuscript's eligibility for further consideration. If the manuscript clears this stage, it will be forwarded to the editorial board for a thorough evaluation through a double-blind review process. Based on the recommendations of the editorial board, the manuscript may either be accepted, with revisions requested if necessary, or not accepted. Authors of rejected manuscripts will not receive a separate notification regarding non-acceptance.

Important Dates

Deadline: March 10, 2025, by 11:59 PM IST

Contact

For inquiries, reach out via email:

  • Aishwarya Sinha: aishwarya.sinha@nalsar.ac.in
  • Chandrakraja: chandrakraja@nalsar.ac.in

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Sagar Singh
Co-Founder, Faculty Hub. Sagar Singh is the co-founder of Faculty Hub and a software engineer with three years of experience writing about India’s academic job market — recruitment cycles, salary benchmarks, and career paths for educators.

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