Sanskriti Sanghi is an Assistant Professor at the Jindal Global Law School, O.P. Jindal Global University (India). She is presently also serving as an Assistant Editor for the Jindal Global Law Review and is a contributor to global projects such as the Legal Status of De Facto Relationships (Scherpe & Hayward), Laws of Parenthood (Fenton-Glynn), and the Indian Feminist Judgments Initiative (Kohli & Arora). Over the past year, she has been affiliated with the Columbia Global Freedom of Expression in the capacity of a Legal Researcher and with the Institute for Internet & the Just Society in the capacity of a Co-lead for the Research Program on Digital Constitutionalism. She graduated from the Gujarat National Law University, India (B.A. LL.B. Honours) with Distinction and as an eight-time Gold Medallist in 2019 and from the University of Cambridge, United Kingdom (LL.M. in International Law) with First-Class Honours and the Jennings Prize in 2020. Her research interests include international human rights law, critical legal theory, law of global governance, and comparative law. She has presented her research in reputed global fora and her writing has been published by reputed journals and blogs. Prior to joining academia, she had also garnered work experience at renowned law firms and policy organizations in India and abroad.

• Sanghi, S., ‘The Legal Status of De Facto Relationships in India’ in Jens M. Scherpe & Andy Hayward (eds), The Legal Status of De Facto Relationships, Intersentia (Forthcoming, 2022).
• Sanghi, S., ‘Legal Parenthood in India’ in Claire Fenton-Glynn (ed), Laws of Parenthood, Intersentia (Forthcoming, 2023).
• Sanghi, S., & Raushan Tara Jaswal, Of Promises and Discontents: Mapping India’s Response to Guaranteeing the Right to Mental Health during the Covid-19 Pandemic, 12(1) Asian Journal of International Law (2021).
• Sanghi, S., & Hussain, H., Irreverence Intended? Destabilizing ‘Intent’ as Determinative in Discourse around Satire at the ECtHR, Pécs Journal of International and European Law (2022, Vol. I).
• Sanghi, S., Pagedar, A., & Gangwar, S., Nurturing an ‘Ethic of Collaboration’: Dispatches from a Case Study on Jindal Global Law Review, 35(3) Learned Publishing (2022).
• Sanghi, S., When in Conflict: Guaranteeing the Right to Education in India, American University Washington College of Law Human Rights Brief, 23(1) (2020).

• Sanghi, S., Has the “Fog” of War Lifted?, RGNUL Centre for Advanced Study in International Humanitarian Law (14 June 2021).
• Sanghi, S., How “Pivotal” a Moment in Global Governance?, Institute for Internet & the Just Society (30 August 2020).
• Sanghi, S., & Samidha Mathur, India’s Reaction to the 1st UN Report on Kashmir is Unwarranted, Oxford Human Rights Hub (16 July 2018).
• Sanghi, S., Redefining Attainment of the Best Interests of the Child in the Digital World, Columbia Journal of Transnational Law Bulletin (25 June 2018).
• Sanghi, S., A World with No Child Soldiers: Assessing the Impact of The Vancouver Principles, 2017, Cambridge International Law Journal Blog (22 January 2018).

• Sanghi, S., A Defiance of Expectations: Book Symposium on Axiomatic, Jindal Law and Humanities Review, 2 (Forthcoming, 2022).
• Sanghi, S., The Rohingyas: Inside Myanmar’s Hidden Genocide (Azeem Ibrahim), Indian Journal of Law and International Affairs, 3(2) (2019).

• Cambridge Pro Bono Project for Action on Armed Violence (Contributor), The United Kingdom’s Obligation to Investigate, Record and Report Civilian Casualties in Armed Conflict, University of Cambridge (2021).

• Legal Researcher, Teaching Freedom of Expression without Frontiers – Columbia University, United States of America (March 2021 – December 2021).
• Legal Researcher, Columbia Global Freedom of Expression, United States of America (2020 – 2021).
• Co-lead, Research Program on Digital Constitutionalism – Institute for Internet & the Just Society (2020 – 2021).

• ‘Natural’ Islands in UNCLOS: Reframing Artificial Islands in the context of Climate Change, Inhabitance, and Human Mobility, Workshop, The ‘Natural’ in International Law, Amsterdam Center for International Law, Global Governance Centre at the Geneva Graduate Institute, & the Asia School of Business, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands (2022).
• Diversifying International Law: Cities as Global Actors, Workshop, WILNET Emerging Voices – Thinking the Unthinkable: Beyond International Law’s Imaginaries, University of Manchester, United Kingdom (2022).
• The Mirage of the Right to Mental Health: The Amplification of Fault-Lines in the Realization of Mental Health as a Human Right during the COVID-19 Pandemic, Conference, 2nd JGLS Faculty Research Colloquium, O.P. Jindal Global University, India (2021).
• Unaccompanied Minors on the move from Afghanistan to the European Union, Conference, 4th Annual International Conference on Law, Economics and Politics, United Kingdom (2017).
• Archival Inalienability: Targeting Cultural Property, Conference, 5th Conference on International Humanitarian Law, Institute of Law – Nirma University, India (2015).

• Constitutionalising the Digital Frontier: Past, Present, and Future, Roundtable Discussion at the 16th UN Internet Governance Forum (Day 0), Poland (2021).
• Teaching as Provocation, Reading Group Discussion hosted by GNLU Critique, India (2021).
• Digital Governors, Panel Discussion hosted by the Institute for Internet & the Just Society, Berlin (2021).
• India’s Response to the Rohingya Refugee Crisis, Panel Discussion hosted by the PDPU School of Liberal Studies, India (2018).

• Jennings Prize (Wolfson College), University of Cambridge (2020).
• ABG Scholar, Aditya Birla Group (2014 – 2019).
• Late Mr. A.P. Ganguly Gold Medal for Overall Outstanding Performance in the Undergraduate Programme, Gujarat National Law University (2020).
• Aditya Books Pvt. Ltd. Gold Medal for Overall Performance in the Undergraduate Programme (2020), Gujarat National Law University.
• Gopinath M. Amin Gold Medal for Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law, Gujarat National Law University (2020).
• Late Mr. M.K. Nambyar Gold Medal for Constitutional Law, Gujarat National Law University (2020).
• Justice P.D. Desai Gold Medal for the Law of Torts, Gujarat National Law University (2020).
• Late Mr. Milon Kumar Banerji Gold Medal for Alternative Dispute Resolution, Gujarat National Law University (2020).
• Corporation Bank Gold Medal for Commercial Law, Gujarat National Law University (2020).

• Assistant Editor, Jindal Global Law Review, 2021 – Present.
• Editor, Project Aristotle (Institute for Internet & the Just Society), 2020 – 2021.
• Professional Editorial Board Member, Vedanam (Confederation of Alumni for National Law Universities Foundation), 2020 – 2021.
• General Editor, Cambridge International Law Journal, 2019 – 2020.
• Associate Editor, GNLU Law and Society Review, 2018 – 2019.
• Student Editor, GNLU Journal of Law, Development and Politics, 2017 – 2019.
• Editor, ADR World Magazine, 2017 – 2018.
• Student Editor, MGF-GCLS Model Governance to Develop India, 2017 – 2018.

• Member of the Advisory Panel, Human Rights Law and Policy Review, 2020 – Present.
• Member of the Advisory Panel, International Review of Law and Technology, 2020 – Present.
• Member of the Advisory Panel, SamVidhi, 2019 – Present.

• Jurisprudence I
• Jurisprudence II (Critical Legal Theory)
• Labour Law – I
• Legal Methods (Blended LL.M.)