A. Background
The global community currently stands at a critical crossroads. Faced with the accelerating pace of climate change, rapid technological disruption, and shifting geopolitical dynamics, the world is navigating an era of unprecedented complexity. In this volatile landscape, the role of law must evolve beyond traditional frameworks. It must become a resilient and proactive force—one that not only regulates human conduct but also safeguards the future of our planet and its inhabitants.
In response to these pressing global challenges, we are honored to present The 4th International Conference on Law, Conservation and Sustainable Development (ICCONSIST) 2026. This year, the conference gathers distinguished scholars, legal practitioners, policymakers, and environmental advocates to engage with the pivotal theme: "Law in a Changing World: Advancing Sustainability, Justice, and Good Governance"
This theme serves as a clarion call to re-examine the legal foundations that govern our societies. ICCONSIST 2026 aims to bridge the gap between theory and practice by focusing on three interconnected pillars: Sustainability: Strengthening legal mechanisms for conservation and climate resilience to ensure the long-term survival of our natural ecosystems. Justice: Ensuring that the transition toward a sustainable future is equitable, protecting the rights of vulnerable populations and upholding social fairness in a digital and green economy. Good Governance: Enhancing transparency, accountability, and the rule of law within institutions to effectively manage public resources and global crises.
As a premier international forum, ICCONSIST 2026 facilitates interdisciplinary dialogue and the exchange of innovative ideas. Our objective is to generate actionable insights and strategic legal recommendations that address the demands of a changing world. By fostering global collaboration, this conference seeks to empower the legal community to lead the way in building a world that is not only sustainable and well-governed but profoundly just for all.
B. Theme and Sub Themes
“Law in a Changing World : Advancing Sustainability, Justice, and Good Governance”
Sub Themes:
Law and Poverty Alleviation (SDG 1)
- Strengthening Legal Frameworks to Eradicate Poverty and Reduce Inequality
- Access to Justice as a Tool for Poverty Alleviation
- Legal Protection for Vulnerable and Marginalized Communities
Quality Legal Education for a Better Future (SDG 4)
- Transforming Legal Education for a Sustainable and Just Society
- Inclusive Legal Literacy and Public Awareness
- Bridging the Gap Between Law, Education, and Social Impact
Gender Equality within Legal Systems (SDG 5)
- Advancing Gender Equality through Legal Reform
- Eliminating Gender-Based Discrimination in Law and Policy
- Women’s Rights and Access to Justice in a Changing World
Peace, justice, and good governance (SDG 16)
- Strengthening Rule of Law and Democratic Institutions
- Anti-Corruption Strategies and Legal Accountability
- Ensuring Transparent and Inclusive Governance Systems
International Partnerships and Legal Collaboration (SDG 17)
- Enhancing International Legal Cooperation for Sustainable Development
- Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships in Law and Governance
- Global Legal Responses to Transnational Challenges
Integrative (Cross SDGs)
- Law as a Catalyst for Inclusive and Sustainable Development
- Integrating Justice, Education, and Equality in Legal Systems
- Collaborative Governance for Social Justice and Sustainability
C. The Attendees
Students of Law Faculty of UNNES
Academics of Law Faculty of UNNES
Lecturers from Law Faculty in Indonesia
D. The Speakers
- Prof. Dr. S Martono, M.Si (Rector Universitas Negeri Semarang, Indonesia)
- Prof. Dr. Ali Masyhar Mursyid, S.H.,M.H. (Dean Faculty of Law Universitas Negeri Semarang, Indonesia)
- Prof. Taih-Cherng LIRN (National Taiwan Ocean University, Taiwan.)
- Martin Stene (Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN), Denmark)
- Prof. Dr.Drs. Suhadi,S.H.,M.Si (Universitas Negeri Semarang, Indonesia)
- Prof. Frederik Euskirchen (Hochschule Flensburg University of Applied Sience, German)
- Dr. Bhanu Prakash Nunna (RV Vidyanikethan, India)
- Prof. Dr. Martitah, M.Hum (Universitas Negeri Semarang, Indonesia)
- Debbie Gaile Jacinto Bolos, Ph.D (Prosecution Attorney Department of Justice, Philippines)
- Dr. Hajah Mas Nooraini binti Haji Mohiddin (Universitas Islam Sultan Sharif Ali, Brunei Darussalam)
E. Publication Info
Selected papers will have the opportunity to be published in Scopus-indexed journals at the Faculty of Law, Universitas Negeri Semarang, such as:
- Journal of Indonesian Legal Studies (Scopus Q1) (Link)
- Journal of Law and Legal Reform (Scopus Q1) (Link)
- Contemporary Issues on Interfaith Law and Society (Scopus Q2) (Link)
- Lex Scientia Law Review (Scopus Q2) (Link)
- Indonesian Journal of Environmental Law and Sustainable Development (Scopus Q3) (Link)
- Indonesian State Law Review (Scopus Q3) (Link)
- Indonesian Journal of Criminal Law Studies (Scopus Q3) (Link)
- International Law Discourse in Southeast Asia (Scopus Q4) (LInk)
- Indonesian Journal of Advocacy and Legal Services (Scopus Q4) (Link)
- Indonesian Journal of Legal Community Engagement (Scopus Q4) (Link)
- UNNES Law Journal (Scopus) (Link)
F. Details of the Event
The event will be held hybrid (online and onsite) through Zoom Meeting and at the Faculty of Law Universitas Negeri Semarang with the details as follows:
- Tuesday, 24th June 2026: Speaker Sessions
- Wednesday, 25th June 2026: Paper Presentation