Journal of Human Rights
The Northwestern Journal of Human Rights (JHR) offers a forum for scholars, practitioners and law students to debate domestic and international human rights issues. By advancing human rights scholarship, the Journal aims to provide the legal community with the strongest arguments available to address human rights challenges. The Journal was founded in 2003 as the Journal of International Human Rights and adopted its present name in 2016 to better reflect its focus.
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Current Issue: Volume 16, Issue 1 (2018)
Articles
Access to Justice Through Limited Legal Assistance
Deborah L. Rhode, Kevin Eaton, and Anna Porto
The Complexities of Human Rights and Constitutional Reform in the United Kingdom; Brexit and a Delayed Bill of Rights: Informing (on) the Process
Katie Boyle and Leanne Cochrane
The Right to Education: An Analysis through the Lens of the Deontological Method of Immanuel Kant
Kavana Ramaswamy
