Knowledge Repository

Our WORKS

"Empowering the legal landscape through critical gender-sensitive analysis."

Project Mission Statement

This section provides open and lasting access to the project’s key outputs, including publications, teaching resources, feminist judgments, and academic activities. It serves as a long-term archive of research, conference records, and legal knowledge developed by the UEL Feminist Legal Theory Project.

Knowledge Assets

Towards a Vietnamese Feminist Judgment

A flagship stream of the project that adapts feminist judgment methodology to the Vietnamese legal context. Explore rewritten judicial decisions that highlight gendered perspectives and structural inequalities.

In 2022, we began a new project called "Feminist Judgments" with the expectation of publishing a book to contribute to the global discourse on feminist legal research. We were fortunate to receive the support of Professor Rosemary Hunter, arguably one of the pioneers of this research area. We had a seminar with her to receive guidance on the methodology and philosophy of the feminist judgments project. As a result, the book "Towards a Vietnamese Feminist Judgment" was published at the end of 2023. We are expecting volume II of the book in 2026.


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Feminist Judgments Research
National Student Competition

Gender Justice Moot Court

The Gender Justice Moot Court is a national-level competition for undergraduate law students across Vietnam. It provides a structured and practice-oriented platform for developing legal research, written advocacy, and oral argumentation skills, while integrating gender justice principles into legal reasoning.

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Who can join?

  • 01
    Undergraduate law students

    Open to all years and disciplines within legal studies across Vietnam.

  • 02
    University Teams

    Formed by undergraduate students representing their academic institutions.

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    Nationwide Participation

    No geographic restrictions for public and private law faculties in Vietnam.

International Conference Hub

Conference on Feminism, Gender and Law (ICFGL)

A biennial academic forum hosted by the University of Economics and Law (UEL) documenting scholarly dialogue on feminist jurisprudence since 2021.

The International Conference on Feminism, Gender and Law (ICFGL) is a biennial academic forum hosted by the University of Economics and Law (UEL) in collaboration with international partners. The conference brings together scholars, practitioners, and policymakers to engage with contemporary developments in feminist legal theory and its application across diverse areas of law. ICFGL has developed into a sustained platform for scholarly exchange and collaboration. It supports the dissemination of research, fosters critical dialogue, and contributes to the advancement of feminist jurisprudence in Vietnam and beyond.

Each edition produces a repository of papers, proceedings, and recorded sessions that contribute to the project's long-term research archive.

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ICFGL Highlights
2026
ICFGL 2026 → 2024
ICFGL 2024 → 2021
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Research Workshop
Academic Exchange

Workshops & Seminars

Complementary platforms for scholarly exchange, capacity building, and the development of feminist legal theory in both research and teaching contexts.

In addition to the ICFGL conference series, the project also organises a range of academic workshops, seminars, and lecture-based activities. These initiatives provide a complementary platform for scholarly exchange, capacity building, and the development of feminist legal theory in both research and teaching contexts.

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Lecture

UEL Special Lecture Series 2022

A series of specialized lectures on feminist legal methodology and international perspectives.

Summer School

Summer School: Feminism and Law

Intensive training sessions for undergraduate students and early-career researchers.

Manuscript Workshop

Manuscript Workshop

Peer-review sessions and collaborative drafting for the "Towards Vietnamese Feminist Judgment" volume.

Community Initiative

Community Outreach

Promoting Decent Work for Women through Climate-Resilient Shrimp-Seaweed Farming in Ca Mau

We are selected to receive funding under the second call of the PWG Project implemented by Oxfam in Vietnam.

Through this support, we are implementing an initiative in Dam Doi Commune, Ca Mau Province, aimed at promoting decent work and climate-resilient livelihoods for low-income women.

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PWG initiative supported by Oxfam in Vietnam
Academic Outputs

Publications

Visit the dedicated archive for books, conference proceedings, journal articles, reports, and other academic outputs from the UEL Feminist Legal Theory Project.

Publication Archive

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Books, conference proceedings, journal articles, and project reports.

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