International Law Study Group

A Safe Space for Gay Men, Bi Men, Cis Men, Trans Men, and Freemasons

This study group is an inclusive, supportive environment created specifically for men, trans men, and Freemasons who share a passion for public international law, legal theory, and global governance.

You do not need to be a law student to join.

Whether you are studying another discipline, working, or simply driven by personal curiosity, this group provides a structured yet open forum to discuss foundational legal texts, debate contemporary international issues, and deepen our collective understanding of law and statecraft.

Academic Rigor: Engaging directly with core international legal principles, treaty frameworks, state responsibility, and international dispute resolution.

A Dedicated Safe Space: Fostering an atmosphere grounded in mutual respect, brotherhood, procedural fairness, and intellectual integrity.

Collaborative Learning: Reading together, reviewing case studies, preparing for discussions, and sharpening analytical and debate skills in a supportive setting.

Dress Code & Meeting Etiquette

To give our sessions a sense of shared focus and academic formality, all attendees are kindly asked to wear a light blue collared shirt or polo shirt.

This subtle sartorial standard helps establish a professional tone and unity across gatherings.

Who Should Join?

Fremasons, Men and trans men curious about International legal theory regardless of academic background or career field, seeking a dedicated, respectful community to grow intellectually.