The latest issue of the
Journal of Human Rights Practice (Vol. 15, no. 3, November 2023) is out. Contents include:
- Special Issue - 15th anniversary issue of the Journal of Human Rights Practice
- Paul Gready, Revisiting ‘Human Rights’ and ‘Practice’: Introduction to the Special Collection
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Philip Alston, Criminalizing Human Rights
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Laura García, An Ecosystemic Approach to Human Rights Philanthropy
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Mandeep S Tiwana & Marianna Belalba Barreto, Amplifying Civil Society Narratives: CIVICUS’s Journey in Exploring Trends in Engagement and Civic Space Conditions
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Claire Hamilton, Speaking Rights to Populism? Using Emotion as the Language of Values
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Sam Gregory, Fortify the Truth: How to Defend Human Rights in an Age of Deepfakes and Generative AI
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Lisa Forman, From the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to a Pandemic Treaty: Will a Right to Medicines Forever be ‘Under Construction’?
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Morten Kjaerum, Build Forward Fairer: Covid-19, Lessons Learned
- Marina Joseph, K J Siddharth, & Doel Jaikishen,
Making Right to Housing Work: Learnings from YUVA’s Approach of Enabling the Right to Adequate Housing
- Lars Waldorf, Helena-Ulrike Marambio, & Hetty Blades,
Performing/Informing Rights: Mixing Inclusive Dance and Human Rights Education for Disabled People in Sri Lanka and Nepal
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Alejandro Castillejo-Cuéllar, A Listening Device: Colombia’s Truth Commission and the Politics of the Audible
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F Richard Georgi, Who is a Human Rights Defender? An Appraisal of Labour Practices in the Human Rights Economy
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Elina Steinerte & Vincent Ploton, Treaty Bodies and Special Procedures: Can They Work Better Together?
- Gamze Erdem Türkelli, Markus Krajewski, & Wouter Vandenhole,
Beyond ‘Global Good Samaritans’: Transnational Human Rights Obligations
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Katarina Månsson, Human Rights in Mediation—Undoing a Myth and Exploring a Mutual Opportunity
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Natalia Gubbioni & Danny Vannucchi, From Theory to Practice: Reflections on How We Can Meaningfully Measure Human Rights Impact
