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About HHRJ

The Harvard Human Rights Journal (HHRJ) was founded in 1988 and has since endeavored to be a site for a broad spectrum of scholarship on international and domestic human rights issues.

CURRENT ISSUE

Volume 33, Spring 2020:

Articles

Power in Human Rights Advocate and Rightsholder Relationships: Critiques, Reforms, and Challenges
Sarah Knuckey, et al.
International Criminal Justice, Legal Pluralism, and the Margin of Appreciation: Lessons from the European Convention on Human Rights
Frédéric Mégret
Is There a Human Right to Public Education? An Analysis of States’ Obligations in Light of the Increasing Involvement of Private Actors in Education
Jacqueline Mowbray
Impunity Reconsidered: International Law, Domestic Politics, and the Pursuit of Justice
Patricio Nazareno

Note

Realizing Economic and Social Rights in Nepal: The Impact of a Progressive Constitution and an Experimental Supreme Court
Sabrina Singh

ONLINE JOURNAL

#EndSARS: The Movement Against Police Brutality in Nigeria November 12, 2020
Rule by Executive Decree: Constitutional Concerns in India October 28, 2020
Can Afghanistan Accept Amnesties for War Crimes in Peace Talks with the Taliban? October 26, 2020
The Future of the Right to Health is National October 6, 2020
The Real War On Drugs: The United States’ Perpetration of Human Rights Violations by Denying PrEP Drugs to At-Risk Individuals July 30, 2020
Remarks Before the Commission on Unalienable Rights June 21, 2020