The latest issue of the International Journal of Human Rights (Vol. 22, no. 8, 2018) is out. Contents include:- Ahmed Almutawa, Terrorism measures in Bahrain: proportionality and the interplay between security, civil liberties and political stability
- Antoine Buyse, Squeezing civic space: restrictions on civil society organizations and the linkages with human rights
- Aminath Didi, Leanne Dowse & Louisa Smith, Intellectual disability and complex support needs: human rights perspective for policy and practice
- Graeme Young, De-democratisation and the rights of street vendors in Kampala, Uganda
- Nicolas Pirsoul, Islam and political liberalism: a Shi’ite approach to the overlapping consensus
- Samar El-Masri, Prosecuting ISIS for the sexual slavery of the Yazidi women and girls
- Stefan Newton, The excessive use of force against blacks in the United States of America
- Joshua Holzer, Democratic presidential elections and human rights: does a runoff round reduce repression?
