Journals
The Human Rights Consortium’s mission is to disseminate research and papers, both in print and digital form.
The Journal of Human Rights in the Commonwealth is an electronic inter-disciplinary journal which covers a vast range of issues relating to human rights in the Commonwealth of Nations including, but not limited to: human rights and the law, democracy and governance, development, poverty, conflict, transitional justice, climate change, the ecological crisis, colonialism and imperialism, equality and discrimination, ethnicity, religion, gender and women’s human rights, children, class, corporate accountability, refugees, migration, minorities and indigenous peoples.
The journal also publishes Commonwealth-related comparative human rights evaluations and country reports. To promote scholarly and practitioner debate the editors will also publish opinion pieces and discussion papers from renowned writers, activists and experts in the fields of Commonwealth Studies and Human Rights. Commentaries, reflections, field notes, thematic essays and review articles are also welcomed.
The journal is open access and is essential reading for academics and students of human rights and Commonwealth studies, political sociology, political science, contemporary history, development studies and international law, officers in relevant NGOs, lawyers, politicians and civil servants, policy makers and human rights activists.
