International Conference on Law and SDGs Approaches

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The 1st International Conference on Law and SDGs Approach (ICLSA) 2026

The scholarly endeavors of the 1st International Conference on Law and SDGs Approach (ICLSA) 2026 are particularly noteworthy, as this marks the first instance of hosting an international conference, arranged by the Faculty of Law of Universitas Islam Riau. It is within this context that we proudly announce the hosting of the 1st International Conference on Law and SDGs Approach (ICLSA) 2026, a testament to our shared commitment to fostering academic excellence and innovation. The conference covers a wide range of legal disciplines, including, but not limited to, criminal law, civil and commercial law, constitutional law, and state administrative law. Additionally, it broadens its scope to include other academic domains such as political science, international law, economics, management, and the social sciences related to sustainable development goals approaches.

This comprehensive exploration is facilitated by an unprecedented collaboration between Universitas Islam Riau and esteemed international partners, including The Universitat der Bundeswehr University Muenchen, Germany, Inha University, South Korea, Muhammadiyah Islamic College Singapore, and Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia. This collaborative effort signifies a strong commitment to promoting a multidisciplinary dialogue that critically engages with the most urgent legal and societal challenges at an international level. The conference's primary objective is to gather and assemble high-caliber interdisciplinary research, including comparative analyses, surveys, and case studies, to explore effective implementation strategies for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through the disciplines of legal and social sciences. This endeavor is dedicated to uncovering innovative solutions to address legal and social issues prevalent in the world, thereby contributing to the advancement of sustainable and equitable development across the region. The conferece’s hopefully contribute innovative ideas and develop strategies in order to provide recommendations for the advancement of Criminal Law, Civil/Business Law, Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Politics, International Law, and related issues in SDGs. This will be achieved through a collaborative effort facilitated by the Faculty of Law at Universitas Islam Riau, encompassing a broad spectrum of Indonesian scholars and extending to practitioners on both national and global scales.