January 2027
CFP closes 30 Dec
World Congress on International Criminal Law & Human Rights
WCICLHR 2027
World Congress on International Criminal Law & Human Rights is a 2-day event in Munich, Germany on 26–27 January 2027, organized by World Research Association for Education and Science. Abstracts are due by 30 December 2026. Its call for papers covers International Criminal Law, Human Rights Law and International Criminal Justice, among other areas. World Research Association for Education and Science has 389 other upcoming conferences listed here.
Important dates
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Abstract / full paper deadline
In 45 days
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Conference
Munich, Germany
All deadlines are as published by the organizer. Check the official website for the time zone.
About this conference
World Congress on International Criminal Law & Human Rights WCICLHR, organized by World Research Association for Education and Science, is a leading international conference that connects researchers, engineers, healthcare professionals, academicians, scientists, industry experts, and professionals from around the world. The conference provides a global platform to share groundbreaking research, discuss emerging developments, showcase innovative ideas, and build meaningful professional collaborations. By bringing together diverse academic and professional communities, World Congress on International Criminal Law & Human Rights WCICLHR aims to promote knowledge exchange, interdisciplinary collaboration, innovation, and the advancement of research on a global scale.
Topics and scope
- International Criminal Law
- Human Rights Law
- International Criminal Justice
- Global Accountability
- Rule of Law
- Ending Impunity
- Rome Statute
- ICC Jurisprudence
- ICC Reform
- International Criminal Court
- Genocide Law
- Crimes Against Humanity
- War Crimes
- Crime of Aggression
- Individual Criminal Responsibility
- Command Responsibility
- Superior Responsibility
- Modes of Liability
- Joint Criminal Enterprise
- Aiding and Abetting
- Incitement to Genocide
- Criminal Intent
- Mens Rea
- International Criminal Jurisdiction
- Territorial Jurisdiction
- Universal Jurisdiction
- Extraterritorial Jurisdiction
- Complementarity Principle
- Principle of Legality
- Admissibility Standards
- Jurisdictional Challenges
- State Cooperation
- International Arrest Warrants
- Extradition and Surrender
- Mutual Legal Assistance
- Domestic Prosecutions
- National Accountability
- Hybrid Criminal Tribunals
- International Tribunals
- Regional Criminal Justice
- Transitional Justice
- Post-Conflict Justice
- Peace and Justice
- Justice and Reconciliation
- Truth and Reconciliation
- Criminal Accountability
- Victims’ Rights
- Victim Participation
- Victim Protection
- Witness Protection
- Victim Reparations
- Restitution and Compensation
- Rehabilitation of Victims
- Victim-Centered Justice
- Gender Justice
- Gender-Based Crimes
- Sexual Violence Crimes
- Conflict-Related Sexual Violence
- Crimes Against Children
- Child Soldiers
- Protection of Civilians
- Minority Rights
- Indigenous Rights
- Refugee Rights
- Migrant Rights
- Disability Rights
- Women’s Human Rights
- Human Rights Defenders
- Freedom from Torture
- Arbitrary Detention
- Enforced Disappearances
- Extrajudicial Killings
- Right to Life
- Right to Dignity
- Fair Trial Rights
- Due Process Guarantees
- Presumption of Innocence
- Defence Rights
- Judicial Independence
- Prosecutorial Independence
- International Humanitarian Law
- Law of Armed Conflict
- Civilian Protection
- Conduct of Hostilities
- Occupation Law
- Prisoner Protection
- Protection of Cultural Property
- Humanitarian Access
- Human Rights in Armed Conflict
- Non-International Conflicts
- International Armed Conflicts
- Rules of Engagement
- Targeted Killings
- Autonomous Weapons
- Emerging Weapons Technologies
- Cyber Warfare
- Cyberwar Crimes
- Digital Evidence
- Artificial Intelligence and ICL
- AI and Accountability
- Autonomous Systems and Law
- Technology and War Crimes
- Satellite Evidence
- Open-Source Intelligence
- Digital Investigations
- Social Media Evidence
- Online Evidence
- Deepfakes and Evidence
- Digital Forensics
- Evidence in International Trials
- Witness Testimony
- Expert Evidence
- Forensic Investigations
- Mass Atrocity Documentation
- Crime Scene Investigations
- Investigative Methodologies
- Prosecutorial Strategies
- International Investigations
- Evidence Preservation
- Chain of Custody
- Complementarity and Human Rights
- ICC and Human Rights
- ICL and International Human Rights
- Human Rights and IHL
- Human Rights Treaty Bodies
- Regional Human Rights Courts
- European Human Rights Law
- Inter-American Human Rights Law
- African Human Rights Law
- Universal Human Rights Standards
- Human Rights Accountability
- Corporate Human Rights
- Business and Human Rights
- Corporate Criminal Responsibility
- Corporate Complicity
- Economic Crimes
- Environmental Crimes
- Ecocide and International Law
- Environmental Human Rights
- Climate Justice and Human Rights
- Natural Resource Crimes
- Conflict Resources
- Illicit Resource Exploitation
- Terrorism and International Law
- Transnational Organized Crime
- Human Trafficking
- Migrant Smuggling
- International Drug Crimes
- Financial Crimes
- Money Laundering
- Corruption and Accountability
- Sanctions and International Law
- Counterterrorism and Human Rights
- National Security and Human Rights
- Emergency Powers
- Derogation of Rights
- States of Emergency
- Human Rights and Surveillance
- Digital Privacy Rights
- Cybersecurity and Human Rights
- Freedom of Expression
- Freedom of Religion
- Freedom of Association
- Democratic Rights
- Political Violence
- Election-Related Crimes
- Transitional Constitutionalism
- Constitutional Justice
- International Criminal Procedure
- International Evidence Law
- Comparative Criminal Procedure
- Fair Trial Standards
- Judicial Review
- Appeals and Reconsideration
- Sentencing in International Law
- International Criminal Penalties
- Reparations Programs
- Trust Funds for Victims
- Community-Based Reparations
- Restorative Justice
- Reconciliation Mechanisms
- Memorialization and Justice
- Historical Accountability
- Memory and Transitional Justice
- Archives and Accountability
- International Justice and Peacebuilding
- Justice in Postwar Societies
- Local Justice Mechanisms
- Traditional Justice Systems
- Community Justice
- Gender-Sensitive Justice
- Child-Sensitive Justice
- Trauma-Informed Justice
- Survivor-Centered Accountability
- Human Rights Education
- International Criminal Law Education
- Legal Education Innovation
- Clinical Legal Education
- International Justice Advocacy
- Human Rights Litigation
- Strategic Litigation
- Public Interest Litigation
- International Legal Advocacy
- Civil Society and Accountability
- NGOs and International Justice
- Human Rights Monitoring
- Fact-Finding Missions
- International Commissions of Inquiry
- Independent Investigative Mechanisms
- UN Accountability Mechanisms
- International Criminal Law Reform
- Rome Statute Reform
- Crimes Against Humanity Convention
- Future of International Criminal Law
- Future of Global Justice
Call for papers
Abstracts are due by 30 December 2026. Submission details are on the official website.
Where this information comes from
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- Submitted by the organizer
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- 19 October 2026
- Verification
- Reviewed by an editor before publishing
- Reference
- FCA2896073
Questions about WCICLHR 2027
When and where is WCICLHR 2027?
26–27 January 2027 in Munich, Germany.
Can I attend online?
This listing does not confirm an online option. Check the official website.
What is the submission deadline?
Abstracts are due by 30 December 2026.
How do I register?
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