The latest issue of the
Journal of Human Rights Practice (Vol. 16, no. 1, February 2024) is out. Contents include:
- Special Collection - Developments, Opportunities and Complexities in Global South Climate Litigation
- Melanie Jean Murcott & Maria Antonia Tigre, Developments, Opportunities, and Complexities in Global South Climate Litigation: Introduction to the Special Collection
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Maria Antonia Tigre, The ‘Fair Share’ of Climate Mitigation: Can Litigation Increase National Ambition for Brazil?
- Danielle de Andrade Moreira, Ana Lucia B . Nina, Carolina de Figueiredo Garrido, & Maria Eduarda Segovia Barbosa Neves,
Rights-Based Climate Litigation in Brazil: An Assessment of Constitutional Cases Before the Brazilian Supreme Court
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Délton Winter de Carvalho & Rafaela Santos Martins da Rosa, Climate Constitutionalism as a Foundation for Climate Litigation in Latin America
- Fernanda de Salles Cavedon-Capdeville, María Valeria Berros, Humberto Filpi, & Paola Villavicencio-Calzadilla,
An Ecocentric Perspective on Climate Litigation: Lessons from Latin America
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Ademola Oluborode Jegede, Framing Climate Litigation in Individual Communications of the African Human Rights System: Claw-Backs and Substantive Divergences
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Melanie Jean Murcott & Clive Vinti, The Judge-Made ‘Duty’ to Consider Climate Change in South Africa
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Yusra Suedi & Marie Fall, Climate Change Litigation before the African Human Rights System: Prospects and Pitfalls
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Gastón Medici-Colombo & Thays Ricarte, The Escazú Agreement Contribution to Environmental Justice in Latin America: An Exploratory Empirical Inquiry through the Lens of Climate Litigation
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Juan Auz, The Political Ecology of Climate Remedies in Latin America and the Caribbean: Comparing Compliance between National and Inter-American Litigation
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Natalia Urzola Gutiérrez, Gender in Climate Litigation in Latin America: Epistemic Justice Through a Feminist Lens
- Diogo Andreolla Serraglio, Fernanda de Salles Cavedon-Capdeville, & Fanny Thornton,
The Multi-Dimensional Emergence of Climate-Induced Migrants in Rights-Based Litigation in the Global South
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Lisa Chamberlain & Melissa Fourie, Using Climate Litigation to Strengthen Advocacy Strategies: The Life After Coal Campaign in South Africa
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Lorena Zenteno Villa, Exploring Institutional Barriers to Effective Human Rights-Based Climate Litigation in Latin American Courts—Lessons from Chile and Ecuador
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María Daniela de la Rosa Calderón, Rights-based Climate Litigation in Colombia: An Assessment of Claims, Remedies, and Implementation
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Conrado M Cornelius, What Might Future Rights-Based Climate Litigation Look Like in Indonesia? A Preliminary Analysis
- General Issue
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Lina Hillert, Human Rights and Peacebuilding: Bridging the Gap
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Corina Lacatus, Balancing Legalism and Pragmatism: A Qualitative Content Analysis of Human Rights Language in Peace Agreements
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Sebastián Smart, Expanding and Contracting the UN Guiding Principles: an Analysis of Recent Inter-American Human Rights Court Decisions
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Afrooz Kaviani Johnson, Grooming and Child Sexual Abuse in Organizational Settings—an Expanded Role for International Human Rights Law
- Alejandro Anaya-Muñoz, Patricia Cruz-Marín, & James Cavallaro,
More than Lack of Capacity: Active Impunity in Mexico
- Daragh Murray, Pete Fussey, Kuda Hove, Wairagala Wakabi, Paul Kimumwe, Otto Saki, & Amy Stevens,
The Chilling Effects of Surveillance and Human Rights: Insights from Qualitative Research in Uganda and Zimbabwe
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Aysel Küçüksu, Proactive Prevention: Denmark’s Domestic Practices of Human Rights Compliance
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Joe Mlenga, Coverage of Human Rights Issues in Malawian Newsrooms: Challenges and Prospects
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Catherine Masud & Armen T Marsoobian, The Power of Personal Archives in Witnessing, Teaching, and Visual Storytelling: The Armenian Memory Project
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Dustin N Sharp, A Larger ‘We’; Identity, Spirituality and Social Change in Pluralistic Societies
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Carolin Funke, Making it Work: Closing the Inclusion Gap for Persons with Disabilities in Humanitarian Crises
