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Celebrating great news for the Business and Human Rights Journal! 🎉📘✨
Our impact factor jumped 1.4 → 2.3, with rankings rising to 39/443 in law and 199/323 in business.
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📢 New issue just dropped!
We're excited to share the latest issue of the Business and Human Rights Journal (Vol. 11, Issue 2), featuring timely and impactful contributions from scholars and practitioners around the world.
📖 Read now: cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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🚨 New in BHRJ:
Yonit Manor-Percival & Rachel Chambers @rachelechambers examine how restitution and unjust enrichment can advance justice in business and human rights litigation.
Read here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…
New from the joint BHRJ/ALS blog symposium: Grace Sitati shows how the EACJ—despite lacking formal BHR jurisdiction—has emerged as a de facto regional remedy forum through its creative interpretation of Treaty principles.
🔗bhrj.blog/2026/09/25/justice…
BHRJ Blog: Isabelle Zundel revisits Nyerere’s ideas to rethink how the African Charter can ground a distinct African approach to Business & Human Rights. 🔗
bhrj.blog/2026/09/22/buildin…
New on the BHRJ Blog: Bantayehu Demlie Gezahegn shows how “individual duties” can shape an African approach to Business & Human Rights.
🔗 bhrj.blog/2026/09/22/the-mak…
Our first post in the joint BHRJ/ALS blog symposium comes from Thoko Kaime & Caroline Lichuma: “Gathering Perspectives on African Leadership in Business and Human Rights: Lessons, Innovations, and Future Pathways.” 🔗 bhrj.blog/2026/09/22/africa-…
New on the BHRJ Blog: Barnali Choudhury examines how corporations are increasingly constructing international human rights law—from norm entrepreneurship to lobbying and private adjudication. A timely look at the risks of privatising human rights norms. 🔗 bhrj.blog/2026/09/07/corpora…
New on the BHRJ Blog: Tushar V Sharma examines how EU bans on biometric surveillance at home don’t stop exports abroad, leaving a troubling gap in corporate due diligence and human rights protection. A sharp look at Europe’s “export door”. 🔗 bhrj.blog/2026/09/04/banned-…
New on the BHRJ Blog: Tenley Roberson critiques Paragraph 11 of the UNWG’s 2026 FPIC Guidance, arguing that consent without the real possibility of refusal isn’t consent. Essential reading on Indigenous rights. 🔗 bhrj.blog/2026/09/02/a-right…
Interested in contributing to the Business & Human Rights conversation? We’re accepting blog submissions. Contact our blog editor, Caroline Lichuma, @carollichuma & Eklavya Vasudev, @EklavyaVasudev, to pitch your idea.