Call for Blogs | Student Committee for Constitutional Law & Human Rights (SCLHR), UPES Dehradun: Rolling Submissions!
About UPES
UPES School of Law is dedicated to providing quality legal education and prioritising outcome-based education. By incorporating new-age learning technologies, the school offers competency-based, adaptive, and collaborative education. This creates a learning environment that equips students with the skills and knowledge they need to thrive in the evolving legal landscape.
About SCLHR
The Student Committee for Constitutional Law & Human Rights (SCLHR), established on 15 August 2018 under UPES School of Law, Dehradun, is a student-driven forum dedicated to promoting research, enhancing students’ ability to interpret the law in changing circumstances, and spreading awareness of issues relating to comparative constitutional law and human rights.
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The Society aims to make the Constitution and human rights subjects for students to read, explore, discuss, debate, and deliberate upon beyond the classroom. Over the years, it has conducted several events, competitions, panel discussions, and lectures by eminent legal scholars on contemporary topics related to constitutional law and human rights.
About the Call for Blogs
The Student Committee for Constitutional Law and Human Rights invites blog submissions on a rolling basis from students, research scholars, and young academics on issues relating to constitutional law, human rights, and allied fields.
The SCLHR Blog serves as a digital platform for students, legal scholars, researchers, and practitioners to publish insightful, analytical, and timely commentary. By bridging foundational legal principles with emerging contemporary challenges, the blog aims to promote nuanced socio-legal scholarship, encourage debate, and contribute meaningfully to rights-based jurisprudence.
Theme
“Democracy & Dissent”
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The theme is not exhaustive; however, submissions must primarily engage with the given theme.
Submission Guidelines
- Originality: Only original, unpublished work that is not under consideration for publication elsewhere will be accepted. Submissions with plagiarism exceeding 15% will be rejected. AI-generated content will not be accepted.
- Format: Submissions must be in Microsoft Word (.doc or .docx) format, between 1,000 and 1,200 words, using Times New Roman, font size 12, 1.5-line spacing, and justified alignment.
- Feature Images: All submissions must be accompanied by at least three feature images. The most appropriate images may be selected for publication.
- Kinds of Submissions: All forms of creative expression are accepted, including blogs, short articles, short stories, poems, and op-eds.
- Citation: Hyperlinks should be used wherever possible. In exceptional cases, footnotes must conform to the 4th Edition of OSCOLA.
- Language: Submissions may be written in English or Hindi.
- Author Details: The title, author name(s), institutional affiliation(s), and contact information must be provided separately in the submission form. A maximum of two authors is permitted per submission.
- Review Process: Submissions will undergo a double-blind peer-review process. Authors may be asked to incorporate suggested revisions.
- Deadline: Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis, with no specific final deadline stated.
- Rights: SCLHR reserves the right to edit submissions for clarity, grammar, and formatting while respecting the author’s original intent.
Submission Procedure
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Interested contributors can submit their work through the SCLHR Blog Submission Form.
Contact Details
- Vinayak Manglik, Student Convenor: +91 80775 18872
- Mansi Agarwal, Student Convenor: +91 95212 52935
- Prakul Jalota, Managing Editor: +91 94555 54152
- Email: [email protected]
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