The latest issue of the
Journal of Human Rights (Vol. 22, no. 2, 2023) is out. Contents include:
- Daniel Connolly, Seunghyun Nam & Kirsty Goodman, Solving old problems or making new ones? Blockchain technology for the protection of refugees and migrants
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M. Rodwan Abouharb, War and infant mortality rates
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Tine Destrooper, Belgium’s “Truth Commission” on its overseas colonial legacy: An expressivist analysis of transitional justice in consolidated democracies
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Sinjae Kang, Sangmin Lee & Taehee Whang, Economic sanctions, repression capacity, and human rights
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Angélica Cocomá Ricaurte, Who is a legitimate actor under international human rights law? A story about women’s mobilization against enforced disappearances
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Jonathan Liljeblad, International human rights teachers in Myanmar universities: The individual constraints of structure on intermediaries
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Robert M. Press, Human rights activism after the movement ends: Global lessons from Kenya’s unfinished “revolution”
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Michelle Watts & Kate Brannum, Bomberos, maestros y psicólogos: Guatemalan civil society response to the Volcano of Fire disaster
