Journal on the Rights of the Child

Journal on the Rights of the Child


ABOUT THE JOURNAL

The Journal on the Rights of the Child of National Law University Odisha (JRCNLUO), is the flagship journal of Centre for Child Rights (CCR) – National Law University Odisha (NLUO) initiated in the year 2016. Since inception up to 2020, the journal was published in print form and this year the centre is relaunching it in April 2025 after a post pandemic hiatus. This journal is now an open access online journal. It is double-blind peer reviewed, biannual publication published under the aegis of the Registrar, National Law University Odisha. The journal aims to platform and mainstream pro-child rights’ discourse with the open access mode.

AIMS AND SCOPE

The journal on the rights of the child offers a platform for inter-disciplinary research and practice based scholarship to understand child rights. We seek to advance theoretical and empirical knowledge to inform policy and practice aimed at promoting children’s well-being and development. It is a key resource for practitioners, policy-makers and scholars seeking a nuanced understanding of issues concerning children and young people in contemporary societies.

JOURNAL PARTICULARS

Title Journal on the Rights of the Child of National Law University Odisha
Frequency of Publication Biannual (Two issues per year)
Publisher

 

Prof Rangin Pallav Tripathy

The Registrar

National Law University Odisha

Editor-in-Chief

 

Prof Ved Kumari
Editor Prof Biraj Swain
Copyright National Law University Odisha, Cuttack
Starting Year 2016 (Print mode), 2025 (Online mode)
Subject Law
Language English
Publication Format Online
Phone No. +91 671 2338018
Email Id registrar@nluo.ac.in
Website http://www.nluo.ac.in
Address Kathajodi Campus, Sector -13, CDA

Cuttack – 753015, Odisha (India) 

CURRENT ISSUE:

Volume – VI, Issue 1 (2025)

Sl. No. Volume – VI, Issue -1, April 2025
Published by: National Law University Odisha
Page No.
Research Papers
1. Authors: Anita Ladha, Shruti Jane Eusebius 1-20
Paper Title: Taking Bail Seriously: Jurisprudential Evolution of Juvenile’s Right to Bail
2. Authors: Rishabh Tomar 21-37
Paper Title: Supersized Childhoods: The Impact of Fast-Food Advertising and Urbanization On Childhood Obesity
3. Authors: Meena Ketan Sahu 38-48
Paper Title: The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009: A Critical Analysis
4. Authors: Kanishka 49-67
Paper Title: PM POSHAN: Ensuring Social & Economic Justice for School Going Children in India
5. Authors: Navya Rathi, Eve Dhariwal 68-88
Paper Title: Family Ties, Broken Paths: Understanding the Roots of Juvenile Delinquency
6. Authors: Shailja Beria 89-106
Paper Title: Realising The Rights of Refugee Children Through The Jurisprudential Lens Of Child Rights: Law And Practice In India
7. Authors: Palak Sharma 107-123
Paper Title: Visitation Rights of Parents in India: Laws and Practices
8. Authors: Samparna Tripathy, Amit Samal 124-130
Paper Title: The Best Interest of the Child in Custody Disputes
9. Authors: Satyam Mangal 131-142
Paper Title: Safeguarding Digital Childhood: A Critical Analysis of the IT Act, 2000 in Addressing Cyberbegging and Sharenting
10. Authors: Kashish Rathore, Sushant Mishra 143-162
Paper Title: Status of Children’s Contractual Rights: In the Realm of Sports & Television
Infographics Fact-sheet
11. Authors: Pradipta Kumar Sarangi 163-165
Paper Title: Children in Conflict with Law in Odisha- What Do the NCRB Numbers Say?
Case Commentary
12. Authors: Isha Mehrotra 166-175
Paper Title: Society for Enlightenment and Voluntary Action & Anr v. Union of India & Ors: A Case Comment
Opinion Pieces
13. Authors: Saundarya D Nair, Priyasha Pattnaik 176-189
Paper Title: Evaluating the efficacy of Romeo-Juliet laws in India
14. Authors: Tisha Mehta, Urmi Pareshkumar Shah 190-208
Paper Title: Adopted but not Forgotten: Legal Deliberations on DNA Testing of Children Born ‘In Rape Cases’

EDITORIAL BOARD

EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD

EDITORIAL BOARD

ASSOCIATE EDITORS

PEER REVIEW PROCESS

The journal follows a double-blind peer review policy, ensuring anonymity for both authors and reviewers. Manuscripts are evaluated solely on scholarly merit, originality, and relevance. Reviewers provide constructive feedback, and editorial decisions are based on their assessments, ensuring a fair, unbiased, and rigorous review process to uphold academic integrity.

  • Submissions for the Journal is reviewed on a rolling basis.
  • Acceptance / rejection of submissions for the publication is conveyed within 4 weeks of the submission
  • The Editorial Team takes maximum four weeks for the review of submissions. Once accepted the author cannot publish the accepted piece or any part of it in any other platform (academic, journalistic or blogspace like Medium / Substacketc)
  • The author needs be prepared to make required changes as suggested by the editors
  • Final editorial changes in the submitted content are subject to the discretion of the editorial board

PLAGIARISM POLICY

The journal adheres to strict plagiarism policy mandated by the University Grants Commission of India. The journal ensures that all the published works are checked for plagiarism and AI through ‘turnitin’ software. Only manuscripts which show minor similarity (i.e., up to 10%) are accepted for publication.

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES & INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS

GENERAL

  • The JRCNLUO Journal accepts submissions on a rolling basis.
  • All submissions shall be made to ccr@nluo.ac.in with the subject “Submission for CCR – NLUO Journal”
  • There are no fees for submission or publication.

INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS

  • All submissions must include Author’s bio (50-75 words), social media handles, and an Abstract of the submission (150-300 words).
  • All submissions must be original. By submitting a paper / article / commentary / review / fact-sheet / photo-essay, the author undertakes that it has not been submitted, accepted, or published elsewhere.
  • Submissions must be made in.doc/.docx formats only
  • Along with the submission please provide the Turnitin report
  • Please provide citation, reference for any data-point used
  • Papers must be 4000-6000 words (original writing, mandatory citation, bibliography in APA style, self-submission of Turnitin report will be appreciated).
  • Co-authorship is allowed (order of the authors need to clearly mentioned) and the author for correspondence and contact coordinates need to be clearly mentioned. Self-referencing/ referencing to one’s prior published work allowed but needs to be clearly mentioned in the Bibliography
  • Case Commentaries (1500-2000 words) (self-submission of Turnitin report will be appreciated)
  • Notes and comments i.e. articles (1500 – 2000 words) (self-submission of Turnitin report will be appreciated)
  • Book Review: 1200 – 1500 words (self-submission of Turnitin report will be appreciated)
  • Pop Culture Review: 1200-1500 words (self-submission of Turnitin report will be appreciated)
  • The content should be written in Times New Roman Font with a size of 12. Line spacing should be 1.
  • All the submission will be mandatorily subjected to anti-plagiarism check. Plagiarism and extensive use of AI for writing will result in summary rejection of the submission