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ABOUT US
The Centre for Research in International Law (CRIL) is a student-run cell of the National Law Institute University – Bhopal (NLIU) and the official Bhopal Chapter of the International Law Students Association (ILSA).
Established in 2004, CRIL has constantly endeavored to foster academic interest towards various facets of international law and affairs through lectures, workshops, publications and conferences.
ABOUT THE CRIL BLOG
Since international law deliberations in the Indian law school circuit have largely been restricted to moot court competitions, we have decided to launch the CRIL blog, to make international law more inclusive and interesting for law students.
The CRIL blog seeks to encourage academic excellence and facilitate informed discourse on contemporary issues in international law. Further, it aims at providing a platform to question and revisit settled positions in international law.
SUBMISSION PROCEDURE
Submissions are invited on a rolling basis, from students and practitioners
Authors are advised to follow a uniform mode of citation
Submissions should be original, unpublished and should not exceed 1500 words (excluding footnotes)
Co-authorship (maximum of two authors) is allowed
Submissions must be made via email to nliu.cril@gmail.com
CONTACT DETAILS
In case of any queries, drop an email at nliu.cril@gmail.com or contact:
Convener, CRIL: Raghavi Viswanath (+91-9039009515)
Co-Convener, CRIL: Krati Hashwani (+91-8319044518) and Tweisha Mishra (+91-7697860020)
