Jindal Global Law School students' JFSL invites submissions for blog outer space law

The Jindal Forum for Space Law (JFSL) has invited submissions on any subject matter related to and limited to Outer Space Law on a rolling basis. JFSL is founded by law students of Jindal Global Law School and it envisages fostering an interest in space law along with faculty, alumni and professionals in space law and related fields.

Jindal Forum for Space Law (JFSL) founded by law students of Jindal Global Law School envisages fostering an interest in space law along with faculty, alumni and professionals in space law and related fields. It invited submissions on any subject matter related to and limited to Outer Space Law on a rolling basis.

"The manuscripts submitted for publication should be an original work of the author who shall be responsible for ensuring the veracity of the statement of facts, opinions, or views in the submission. 

JFSL maintains a zero-tolerance policy towards plagiarism. In case of any plagiarism, the article will be rejected/removed. JFSL maintains a zero-tolerance policy towards plagiarism. Submissions are accepted for publication on the condition that they do not infringe the copyright or any other rights of any third parties. All submissions will be checked for plagiarism. Infringing, offensive, or plagiarised submissions will be rejected/removed," reads the official statement, as reported by Live Law.

"Our aim is to create a space for students to create and publish content in the field of space law. As an initiative in an esteemed Indian university, we wish to contribute to the academic discourse on Indian Space law, considering the competitive environment for all space-faring nations," added the official notification.

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