Accepting International Law and Human Rights Related Submissions

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Posted by Amani Taha, community karma 33
The Rutgers International Law and Human Rights Journal is currently accepting articles for its Spring 2022 print peer-reviewed issue. We welcome the submission of articles and essays under 25,000 words (including footnotes). Articles above 45,000 words are discouraged.

Although young, the International Law & Human Rights Journal has already generated attention through its curation of timely, cutting-edge scholarship. Our inaugural Spring and Fall issues will feature prominent scholars and practitioners such as:

  • His Excellency, Judge Chile Eboe-Osuji, President of the International Criminal Court
  • Former UN Special Rapporteur Felipe Gonzalez
  • Professor John Bonine
  • Professor Reuven S. Avi-Yonah

Our first year and a half has set the tone for the scholarship and perspectives in the fields of international law and human rights law that we endeavor to promote as a journal. We are committed to bringing into the American discussion on international law and human rights, those scholars which have heretofore been ignored or undervalued, and therefore we welcome the work of scholars or practitioners from Africa, Asia, Latin America, and other overlooked legal communities.

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jahid Siraz, community karma 69
Hello Editor.
I am jahid, can I have your email address, I want to sebmit apaper from Mlaaysia.

thanks,

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