The International Legal Journal is a dedicated platform for publishing scholarly works, case commentaries, and research papers addressing contemporary and classical legal issues. The journal seeks to foster legal scholarship by encouraging analytical and critical writing on various branches of law, with a focus on both theoretical perspectives and practical implications.

Our objective is to provide a forum for academicians, legal professionals, and students to exchange ideas, engage in debates, and contribute to the development of jurisprudence. Through well-researched articles, legislative reviews, and case analyses, The International Legal Journal aspires to promote a deeper understanding of the law and its role in shaping society.

We are committed to maintaining academic integrity, originality, and high editorial standards to ensure that the journal remains a credible and valuable resource for the legal fraternity and beyond."

The International Legal Journal accepts submissions of manuscripts in the following categories:

I. Long Articles (3500-8000 words, Excluding footnotes)

II. Essays/Short Articles (1200-3500 words, Excluding footnotes)

III. Case Notes and Legislative Comments (1200-3500 words)