Global Campus Human Rights Journal, Volume 7 No 1-2

Abstract

The Global Campus Human Rights Journal continues its tradition of critically engaging with pressing human rights issues, providing a multidisciplinary platform to explore contemporary challenges. Volume 7 exemplifies the journal's commitment to nuanced analysis, inclusivity, and global dialogue, presenting two issues that delve into themes of justice, identity, power, and accountability. Volume 7 Issue 1: Justice, Rights, and Inclusion Issue 1 centres on the intricate relationship between justice and inclusion, addressing the intersectionality of identity, culture, and socio-economic rights. The seven articles in this issue examine how international and local mechanisms shape human rights, fostering discussions that bridge legal, philosophical, and societal perspectives. Volume 7 Issue 2: Power, Rights, and Accountability The second issue broadens the scope, tackling the intersections of global power structures, rights, and accountability. Articles in this volume challenge traditional paradigms, offering fresh perspectives on issues ranging from international academic partnerships to digital governance.