The latest issue of the Human Rights Quarterly (Vol. 41, no. 3, August 2019) is out. Contents include:- Constanza Fernández Danceanu, Systematic Review of the Causes of Latin American States' Compliance With International Human Rights Law
- Oumar Ba, Who are the Victims of Crimes Against Cultural Heritage?
- Thomas W. Smith, "O War, Thou Son of Hell!": Grasping the Carnage in Syria
- Kynan Gentry & Victoria Mason, "The Invisible Man": H. G. Wells and Human Rights During the Interwar Period
- Chan S. Suh, More Than Words: Legal Professional Activism and the Prevention of Torture in South Korea
- Danielle Celermajer & Dan Avnon, Human Rights Under "Democratic" Pressure: Navigating a Path Between Truth and Politics
- Alexandra Xanthaki, When Universalism Becomes a Bully: Revisiting the Interplay Between Cultural Rights and Women's Rights
- David L. Cingranelli & Carl Kalmick, Is Religion the Enemy of Human Rights?
