The latest issue of the
Journal of Human Rights (Vol. 22, no. 3, 2023) is out. Contents include:
- Bridget O. Alichie, Communication at the margins: Online homophobia from the perspectives of LGBTQ + social media users
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José A. Alemán, The dictator’s dilemma: Why communist regimes oppress their citizens while military regimes torture and kill
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Lisa S. Alfredson, Child soldiers as contemporary slaves: A human rights approach
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Alexander Dukalskis, A fox in the henhouse: China, normative change, and the UN Human Rights Council
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Andika Wahab & Ramli Dollah, Child labor and unfree labor: Evidence from the palm oil sector in Sabah (East Malaysia)
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Jonathan A. Solis & Kelebogile Zvobgo, Defending the watchdogs: How citizens and courts protect the press
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Mathis Lohaus & Sören Stapel, Who commits to regional human rights treaties? Reputational benefits, sovereignty costs, and regional dynamics
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Eric Wiebelhaus-Brahm, Dylan Wright, Héctor Centeno Martín & Ana Belén Nieto Librero, Examining compliance with domestic human rights bodies: The case of truth commission recommendations
