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NUJS Kolkata to Host Panel on India's Role in International Criminal Justice
✍️ Live Law
🗓 20 Sep 2026, 05:47 AM
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The National University of Juridical Sciences in Kolkata will organize a panel discussion focusing on India's engagement with international criminal justice, as reported by Live Law.
Kolkata's National University of Juridical Sciences (NUJS) announced that it will convene a panel discussion centered on India's involvement in the sphere of international criminal justice. The university, a premier law institution, has scheduled the event to bring together scholars and practitioners to examine the country's legal stance and obligations under global criminal law frameworks.
The discussion is expected to explore how India interacts with international tribunals, the applicability of universal jurisdiction, and the challenges of aligning domestic law with international norms. Organisers aim to provide a platform for nuanced debate, reflecting the growing relevance of transnational criminal justice issues for Indian jurisprudence.
Live Law, a legal news outlet, reported the upcoming session, highlighting its significance for the academic community and policy makers. The panel will be open to students, legal professionals, and the public, fostering broader awareness of India's position within the international criminal justice system.
The discussion is expected to explore how India interacts with international tribunals, the applicability of universal jurisdiction, and the challenges of aligning domestic law with international norms. Organisers aim to provide a platform for nuanced debate, reflecting the growing relevance of transnational criminal justice issues for Indian jurisprudence.
Live Law, a legal news outlet, reported the upcoming session, highlighting its significance for the academic community and policy makers. The panel will be open to students, legal professionals, and the public, fostering broader awareness of India's position within the international criminal justice system.