Volume 2 (2024-25)

Helen Johnston

Foreword

John Kaya and Briony Dodds 

Editorial

Lindsay Moir

The Josephine Onoh Memorial Lecture 2024

Rachel Murray

Implementation of African Human Rights Bodies’ Decisions: Is a Model Law on Enabling Legislation a Way Forward?

Elizabeth Shaw

Should Misogyny be Considered a Hate Crime?

Rebecca Lamb-Busby

The Tensions between Human Rights and National Security in the UK: A Case Study Of Shamima Begum

Emmanuel Kwegyir Arthur-Ewusie

The Cross – Cultural Legitimacy of Human Rights: Can Human Rights be Relocated in Cultures different from their Origin?

Emilia Hinchliffe

Reforming the Law on Domestic Abuse in England and Wales: A Critical Examination of ‘Clare’s Law.’

Sam Lomax

A Critical Analysis of the Practices and Approaches to ICA, in light of the introduction of the Singapore Convention on Mediation

Oluwanifise Samuel Adeleke

Regulatory Frameworks for AI Governance: Why the Global South Must Play a Central Role

Olawale Emmanuel Oyebode

Post-9/11 US Intervention in Afghanistan: Challenges to Unprivileged Combatants’ Rights

M Jashim Ali Chowdhury

Conference on “Democracy and State Building in Bangladesh after the breakdown of One-Party Dominance”

Md Abdul Halim

Assessing the Effectiveness of the National Human Rights Commission of Bangladesh: Compliance with the Paris Principles

Mohammad Mohiuddin and SM Ashfaqur Rahman

Rohingya Influx from Myanmar and the Associated Security Challenges in Bangladesh: An Empirical Study in Kutupalong Camp, Cox’s Bazar

Nafees Ahmad and Sk. Iftesham Islam

Embedding AI in the Constitution of Bangladesh: A Case for the Framework for Algorithmic Constitutionalism

Emmanuel Chukwufumnaya Chukwueloke

Book Review