The Journal’s Volume 38 Events

By HHRJ / April 20, 2025

The Journal’s Volume 38 Events

HHRJ was lucky to have an excellent slate of events this academic year. Please find below a recap of the year.

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Volume 38 (2025)
Articles

Law as Integrity and the Alien Tort Statute
Michael S. Cecil

Criminalizing Ecocide: An Opportunity to Embed the Inseparability of Humans from Nature Into the Law
Rebecca J. Hamilton

Depoliticization and Politicization: The Resilience of Chinese Sǐkē (Diehard) Lawyers’ Movement
Qin Ma

Standards of Admissibility for U.S. Intelligence as Evidence in International Criminal Proceedings
Hawthorne Ripley

Authority Friendly Pattern and Tendency in Cases of Türkiye’s Abuse of Power: The European Court of Human Rights’ Response to Turkish Solitary Confinement Cases
Metin Can Yılmaz

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Gender Equality and State Responsibility: Enforcing CEDAW through the ICJ
Hannah Sweeney

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Digitalizing Discrimination: How Actuarial Risk Assessment Instruments Perpetuate Social Inequality October 7, 2025
Study on Inequality in Life and Death: The Duty to Investigate and Remedy the Systemic Causes of the Deaths of Persons with Disabilities under International Law July 3, 2025
Reading Lemkin Today: Is Genocide Law Fit for the Purpose He Intended? June 25, 2025
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The Journal’s Volume 38 Events April 20, 2025
HHRJ Book Review – Righting Wrongs March 29, 2025

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