Journal of Human Rights

Papers
(The median citation count of Journal of Human Rights is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Who is a legitimate actor under international human rights law? A story about women’s mobilization against enforced disappearances20
The primacy of care for global security20
Vernacularizing human rights: A review essay19
Where were the listeners? Witnessing among Holocaust survivors17
Reducing mass atrocities through transitional justice17
Policy-specific human rights shaming: Evidence from the other letters of the UN Special Procedures16
Perceptions of a human rights lens in relation to the training of social work field educators16
Human rights globalization: How local and global actions institutionalize human rights14
Making or breaking the cycle of corruption: Exploring the impact of transitional justice on corruption in postconflict countries14
Introduction to a special issue on beyond complacency and acrimony: Studying human rights in a post-COVID-19 world14
The International Criminal Court at 2513
African justice in precarious moments: Evolving approaches to remedial mandates at the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights13
Measuring absence: Narrative obstacles to counting contemporary enforced disappearances in Latin America11
Public acceptance of gender-based violence as torture10
Nothing changed after Rome: Continuity in state support for the International Criminal Court10
“It’s like living in a black hole”: Reevaluating the use of solitary confinement during COVID-197
Can nonviolent resistance survive COVID-19?6
#ForeignersMustGo versus “in favorem libertatis”: Human rights violations and procedural irregularities in South African immigration detention law6
Development of the right to fair trial principles in the African human rights system6
Practitioner’s perspective on human rights education: Key resources5
From ‘evil doers’ to ‘very fine people’: The politics of shifting counterterrorism targets5
Digital feminism: In the aftermath of #MeToo, what’s next for workplace equity for women?5
International human rights teachers in Myanmar universities: The individual constraints of structure on intermediaries5
Does responsibility matter in domestic discourses on human rights due diligence legislation? Analyzing interest groups’ discourse on Germany’s Supply Chain Act5
The economic origins of democratic civil liberties: A cross-country analysis5
Overlapping institutions in the UN human rights system: Mutually strengthening or undermining?5
Harming those doing good? The role of anti-aid rhetoric in explaining aid worker attacks5
New frame for an old issue: How organizations view frame choice, embedding, and efficacy about child, early, and forced marriage5
Meanings of the human rights concept: Tunisian activism in the 1970s5
Questioning the eradication framing of global statelessness work: IBelong and beyond5
Fashioning the self: Arguing for a right to dress under the freedom of expression in international human rights law5
Perceptions of human rights complaint mechanisms: The case of German international development cooperation5
Corporate influence and indigenous resistance: A postcolonial analysis of development projects in Africa4
Economic sanctions, repression capacity, and human rights4
A decade of revitalizing UN work concerning freedom of religion or belief (2010–2020)4
Layered localization of international human rights law: Signaling and contestation in the context of Thailand3
Social practice of human rights: Insights on decolonization and development for Africa and people of African descent3
Rights education and the children’s university3
Measuring technology presence in trafficking: Introducing the Social Media and the Internet in Trafficking of Humans (SMITH) data project3
Human rights cities and the expanding global toolkit for decolonization and racial justice3
Translocal lessons from transitional justice in Colombia: Truth, art, and memory to advance human rights and transform societies3
Indigenous vs. Peasants’ rights? Lhaka Honhat v. Argentina and the role of the Inter-American Human Rights System in communal interethnic conflicts3
Food oppression in the United Kingdom: A study of structural race and income-based food access inequalities3
Constructing an international legal order under the shadow of colonial domination2
Stop blaming the farmer: Dispelling the myths of ‘misuse’ and ‘safe’ use of pesticides to protect health and human rights2
Human rights, vulnerability, and climate migration in the anthropocene: Reconceptualizing responsibility2
Managed death: IO legitimacy and evolving human rights2
Where you stand depends on where you sit: The effect of status and evaluative identities on human rights perception2
Shifting police strategies: US aid and repression by public safety institutions in Latin America2
Barriers to justice for survivors of egregious human rights violations: A transdisciplinary approach2
Communication at the margins: Online homophobia from the perspectives of LGBTQ + social media users2
When the stick fails to work: The effects of sanctions on government sexual violence in armed conflict2
Researching under constraints: Recent books on post-genocide Rwanda2
Copy thy neighbor: Spatial interdependences in the democracy-repression nexus2
Above politics: The construction of human rights in the negotiation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights2
Critical human rights research2
Hard to kill: The UN Complaint Procedure turns 502
Examining the effects of democratic backsliding on human rights conditions2
Intersectionality as method for human rights research: Identifying who is made stateless and how through UN treaty body reviews2
Reflections on a research agenda: The rise of abuse against information workers – Public goods dimensions1
“Adding fuel to the fire”: Unconditional early release of perpetrators convicted by the ICTY, views from Bosnia and Herzegovina1
The dictator’s dilemma: Why communist regimes oppress their citizens while military regimes torture and kill1
Transitional justice for the “war on terror?”1
Democratic representation of dependent claim makers1
Hindsight is 2020: Lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic for future human rights research1
Caught in the crossfire: Children’s rights under backsliding and backlash1
Pandemic patriarchy: The impact of a global health crisis on women’s rights1
The case for human rights realism and restraint in the new era1
Addressing the impacts of climate change on human rights through adaptation-focused litigation: Cases before the African Union’s human rights bodies1
Child labor and unfree labor: Evidence from the palm oil sector in Sabah (East Malaysia)1
How closing civil society space affects NGO-Government interactions1
Casting a shadow over war zones? Hard truths about the ICC’s efforts to deter wartime atrocities1
Another Highway of Tears: Human rights abuses on the Alaska Highway1
The COVID-19 pandemic and authoritarian consolidation in North Africa1
Advantageous comparison: Israel’s response to allegations of human rights violations1
Institutionalizing human rights in the United States: Advocacy for a national human rights institution1
Responding to criticism: Autocratic states and treaty reservation withdrawal1
The governance authority of non-state actors in the business and human rights regime1
New evidence that naming and shaming influences state human rights practices1
Correction1
A fox in the henhouse: China, normative change, and the UN Human Rights Council1
Global perceptions of South Korea's COVID-19 policy responses: Topic modeling with tweets1
The human rights defenders targeted killings (HRD-TK) dataset1
The evolution of funding for the International Criminal Court: Budgets, donors and gender justice1
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