International Conference on Human Rights, Sustainable Development and The Rule of Law

The International Conference on Human Rights, Sustainable Development and The Rule of Law is an interdisciplinary event organized by the University of Buckingham's Law School. Scheduled for Friday, 25 September 2026, at The Vinson Building, this third annual conference invites academics, researchers, policymakers, and activists to engage in discussions on pressing global issues.

The conference will cover a range of themes, including International Human Rights Law, Climate Change and Human Rights, Ecocriticism and Environmental Justice, Universal Climate Justice, Renewable Energy, Energy Transitions, Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG), Sustainable Development, The Rule of Law and Sustainable Development, Climate Change, Sustainability and Fashion, Human Rights Due Diligence (HRDD), Fast Fashion, Human Rights, and Climate Crises, Climate Activism, Ecological Integrity and Social Justice, and Garment Workers and Human Rights.

Participants will have opportunities for networking, engaging in plenary sessions, and participating in Q&A segments. Presenters are encouraged to submit full papers for potential publication in the peer-reviewed Denning Law Journal. Certificates of participation will be provided to all attendees.

This conference is ideal for scholars, practitioners, and students interested in human rights, environmental justice, and sustainable development. It offers a platform to share research, discuss innovative solutions, and collaborate with a global community dedicated to these critical issues.