Except for calls made in response to particular selected issues, there is no theme. However, we welcome entries that are multidisciplinary in nature and demonstrate a connection between law and the humanities.

All submissions will go through a 4-tier editing and review process that will entail syntax changes and other in-depth content recommendations before a result of publication is sent to the author. This is in order to ensure that quality is prioritised and authors are able to benefit from detailed feedback, regardless of acceptance. Further, all rejected articles will receive a detailed feedback note regarding the work they submitted.

We are not charging any processing fees for the journal submissions  in the current year.

Co-authorship is permitted, with a maximum limit of 2 authors for a given manuscript. 

The manuscript must be in English and consist of a title and an abstract, with a maximum word count of 300 words. 

Manuscripts must adhere to any one of the following citation formats: 

* Harvard Bluebook, 20th/21st Edition

* MLA (Modern Language Association)

* Chicago Manual of Style

Submissions must be made in Times New Roman, size 12 font. 1.5 line spacing, justified text, and 1-inch margins on all sides. 

Footnotes must be in Times New Roman, size 10 font with 1.0 line spacing. Endnotes are permitted. 

Work submitted must not have been previously published or under review at any other place of publication while under review with Neith. 

Manuscripts submitted must have a maximum plagiarism report of 15%. If the plagiarism report is between 15-30%, the manuscript will be returned to the author with a request to revise their submission after which approval will be at the discretion of the Editorial Board. If the plagiarism report exceeds 30%, the manuscript will be rejected.  

 Drop down your submissions at https://forms.gle/Y1dPwmiRFH5HGCdL9 , or mail us your submission with a Cover Letter on neithlhr@hotmail.com

The deadline for the submission of articles for Issue 2 of Volume 1 is 31st April, 2022. After due selection and editorial process, the issue will be released in May, 2022.

While we do not adhere to any specific word restrictions, the following are approximate word counts for your convenience: 

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Research Articles are between 3000 and 10000 words in length. 

Essays should be between 3000 and 6000 words in length. 

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Case or legislative commentaries should be between 2000 and 6000 words in length. 

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The length of book reviews varies from 2500 and 5000 words; if you have a suggestion for a book review symposia or if you would like to have your book evaluated, please contact the editors. 

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Potential authors may come from any field and be affiliated with any (or no) university at the time of submission. We are looking forward to receiving contributions from undergraduate students, early career researchers, experienced academics, artists, creative writers, and legal practitioners, among other categories.

Your contribution to our organisation is something we would be immensely proud of and for that we want to honour your effort with an Esteemed Certification of Publication. Further, the submitted blog will be alloted an unique and permanent URL  and DOI number which would be useful for maintaing Curriculum Vitae. Morever, the publisged authors will constitute the 'prioritry list' of NLHR 's upcoming oppurtunities.