Global Campus Human Rights Journal
Global Campus Human Rights Journal (GCHRJ) is an open access journal published by the Global Campus of Human Rights, and is supported financially by the European Union. No fees are charged for submission, article processing or publication.
The journal welcomes submissions on a wide range of topics relating to the fields of human rights and democratisation, but particularly welcomes contributions that speak to the Global Campus of Human Rights: Vision, Mission and Strategic Objectives 2024-2028.
Check last published volume: Vol. 9(2025)
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Global traces of ecofeminism: An exploratory study of grassroots movements in Greece, India, Italy, Lebanon, and Spain
Scientists are largely in agreement that the climate change we are witnessing today has resulted from human activities that escalated significantly following the industrial revolution. However, while this manmade problem is affecting people around the world, its effects are not being felt equally. Drawing from the ecofeminist theory, the authors explore how the environmental movements and women’s struggles for equality are intertwined and how they are both opposed...
AI warfare and human rights: Accountability and global implications in armed conflicts
This paper examines the accelerating integration of artificial intelligence (AI) systems into contemporary warfare and its implications for international humanitarian law (IHL), human rights, and corporate accountability. The analysis traces how AI systems have rapidly shifted from experimental tools to central components of global military operations, developing from tools of surveillance into tools of autonomous killing. Despite their growing influence, military...