The latest issue of the
Journal of Human Rights (Vol. 22, no. 4, 2023) is out. Contents include:
- Shanshan Lian & Amanda Murdie, How closing civil society space affects NGO-Government interactions
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Yuan Zhou, Ghashia Kiyani & Charles Crabtree, New evidence that naming and shaming influences state human rights practices
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Hans Morten Haugen, A decade of revitalizing UN work concerning freedom of religion or belief (2010–2020)
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Demet Yalcin Mousseau & Michael Mousseau, The economic origins of democratic civil liberties: A cross-country analysis
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Gina R. Rosich & Elba Caraballo, Perceptions of a human rights lens in relation to the training of social work field educators
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Douaa Sheet, On conceptions of time in human rights studies: The afterlife, Islam, and reparative justice in post-uprising Tunisia
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Marie Claire Van Hout & Jakkie Wessels, #ForeignersMustGo versus “in favorem libertatis”: Human rights violations and procedural irregularities in South African immigration detention law
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Elizabeth J. Kolbe, The right to work? For whom? Exploring international migration for tourism employment and its effects on local workers through phenomenology
