RPNLU Law Review is an open-access, double-blind peer-reviewed International journal, annually published by Dr. Rajendra Prasad National Law University, Prayagraj. As a leading academic publication, it offers a distinguished platform for scholarly engagement and critical discourse in the domains of law, human rights, constitutional studies, and allied interdisciplinary areas.

The journal is committed to advancing high-quality legal research and publishing original, thought-provoking work that addresses a wide range of contemporary legal challenges. Key focus areas include the criminal justice system, environmental rights, the right to food, gender justice, technology and law, and comparative constitutional law. It also provides space for examining emerging issues in global governance, legal theory, and human rights advocacy.

In alignment with the University's vision to foster excellence in legal education and research, RPNLU Law Review actively supports scholarship that contributes to legal reform, access to justice, public interest litigation, and policy development. By encouraging submissions that combine doctrinal analysis with empirical or socio-legal insights, the journal seeks to bridge the gap between theory and practice in the legal realm.

The journal welcomes contributions from a diverse body of authors—including scholars, academicians, jurists, legal practitioners, policymakers, and students—offering a dynamic forum for the exchange of innovative ideas, critical reflections, and informed debate. Through this publication, RPNLU Law Review endeavours to promote a deeper understanding of law as an instrument of justice, equity, and societal transformation.