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gives me immense pleasure to welcome you to
the fold of All India Law Teachers Congress
(AILTC). I am sure you know, the Congress
came into existence by the pioneering effort
of its founder President,
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| About
AILTC |
| All
India Law Teachers (AILTC) is a registered
Society. The members of the AILTC are teachers
of law, teaching in various universities and
colleges in India. It has about 600 members.
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Mission |
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aims and objectives of the AILTC are to promote
the interests of legal education and members
of law teachers.
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Office Bearers |
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| The General Body of
the All India Law Teacher’s Congress
(AILTC) have elected the following members
of the Executive Council unanimously in its
meeting held on 9th May 2009 at the premises
of Indian Society of International Law(ISIL)
New Delhi, for two years period(2009-2011). |
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Professor
J. L. Kaul |
President |
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Professor
J.L.Kaul, LL.M, Ph.D. is working as
a Professor of Law, at University
of Delhi, Delhi-7. Prior to joining
University of Delhi, he has served
at Rohtak Law School and Chandigarh
Law School. Professor Kaul was awarded
fellowship by Institute of Public
and International Law, Thessaloniki
and also Hague External Fellowship.
He has also served as Director, National
Law College, Gurgaon. Professor Kaul
has publications in areas of Human
Rights and International trade. |
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He is associated with different law
schools in India in various capacities.
He is currently teaching International
trade and Human Rights at Faculty
of Law, University of Delhi. |
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Dr.
Manoj Kumar Sinha
( Secretary ) |
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Manoj
Kumar Sinha is Professor of
Law at WB National University
of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata.
He did his Doctorate in International
Law from Jawaharlal Nehru University,
New Delhi.. Subsequently, he
was awarded the European Commission
Scholarship to pursue an LL.M.
in International Human Rights
Law from the University of Nottingham.
In 1998 he attended the 29th
session of the International
Institute of Human Rights in
Strasbourg, France. He has published
extensively in the field of
international law, international
relations, constitutional law,
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international human rights,
humanitarian and refugee laws,
in reputed Indian and International
Law journals. He was offered
prestigious visiting Professorship
at the Raoul Wallenberg Institute
of Human Rights and Humanitarian
Law, Lund, Sweden, for (2004-2005).
He started his career as Assistant
Professor at the Indian Society
of International Law (ISIL)
and later on promoted to the
post of Director of the ISIL
in 2006 and served ISIL in same
capacity till March 2009. In
year 2007, he has been elected
as Secretary of All India Law
Teachers Congress (AILTC) and
again reelected in 2009 for
another two years term. He has
been regularly delivering lectures
at various institutions outside
of the university, namely, law
colleges in India and abroad,
UGC Academic staff College,
training programme of Ministry
of External Affairs and Ministry
of Environment and Forests.
His recent authored and edited
books include: International
Law: Issues and Challenges(2009);
International Criminal Law:
Issues and Challenges;(2009);
Global Governance, Human Rights
and Development ( 2009); Human
Rights and Good Governance:
National and International Perspectives
(2008); Right to Health in the
Context of HIV/AIDS in India
and Africa (2007); Enforcement
of Economic, Social and Cultural
Rights: International and National
Perspectives( 2006); Humanitarian
Intervention by the United Nations
(2002); Implementation of Basic
Human Rights (2001) and Basic
Documents on International Human
Rights & Refugee Laws (2001).
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Professor
B. C. Nirmal ( Vice
President ) |
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Prof.
B.C.Nirmal, Professor of Law
at Law School, Banaras Hindu
University (BHU). He has had
more than 31 years of experience
of teaching for LL.B and LL.M
classes, guided and supervised
more than 50 LL.M dissertations
(mostly on human rights law)
and 12 Ph.D. students. He has
authored/edited books and published
research articles including
The Right to Self-Determination
in International Law (1999). |
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Professor
Daljeet Singh ( Vice President ) |
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Professor
Avimanyu Behera
( Vice President ) |
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Dr.
Shashikala Gurpur
( Vice President ) |
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Dr.
Vageshwari Deswal
( Treasurer ) |
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| Executive
Council Members |
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Professor
K. P. S. Mahalwar |
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2. |
Professor
Satpal Nalwa |
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Prof. Satpal
Kaur Nalwa, former Head and Dean of
Department of Law, Panjabi University,
Patiala. She is an eminent professor
in international law. She holds Ph.
D. from Jawaharlal Nehru University,
New Delhi. She has published couples
of profound articles/writings in reputed
journals. |
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Professor
S.K. Singh |
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4. |
Dr.
Sunil Destha |
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Dr.
V.M. Peshwe |
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Dr.V.M.Peshwe
born on 11 January 1933(Ph.D., LL.B.)
had been Principal of Amolakchand
Mahavidyalaya( Law Faculty), Yavatmal,
Maharashtra, from 1977 to 1992 and
is an eminent teacher in International
Law, Human Rights and Political Science.
He has many books at his credit some
of which are under the Co-authorship
of his spouse Mrs. Mandakini Peshwe.
He has done pioneering work of popularising
International Criminal Court by translating
Rome Statute of 1998 into Marathi
language. |
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published many books in international
law in Marthi language for Marathi
Students in Maharashtra. He
was awarded UN scholarship to
visit and study International
Criminal Court, in The Hague
in 2005 along with Mrs. Manadakini
Peshwe to study "Human
Rights and the Court."
He is visiting lecturer to teach
Human Rights in Yashwantrao
Chauhan Open University and
Sant Gadgebaba Amravati University,
Amravati. |
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Shri Jasbir Singh |
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Dr.
D. N. Mishra |
8. |
Dr. Subhash Singh |
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Dr.
Zafoor Mahfooz Nomani |
10. |
Dr.
A.P. Singh |
11. |
Dr. Aparajita Mohanty |
12. |
Dr.
Bitthal Bissa |
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Dr.
Lalit Dadwal |
14. |
Dr.
Bipin Bihari Mishra |
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Ms. Nidhi Saxena |
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