Volume 17, Issue 2, July 2025

Exploring the Role of Religious Actors in Generating Respect for the Laws of War: A Common Article 1 Perspective

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Developments and Challenges of Designing National Human Rights Action Plans: 1994–2024

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Secular-Religious Dynamics and their Effect on Humanitarian Norms Compliance

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Confronting Rifles with Words: The High Islamic Council of Mali and Non-State Armed Groups

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The Colombian Catholic Church’s Quest for Legitimacy in the Colombian Armed Conflict

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Opposition or Acquiescence to Neoliberal Hegemony? A Sociological Analysis of the Use of Human Rights Frames in UK Social Movements

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Advancing an Embodied Understanding of Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities

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Mobilizing for Syria’s Disappeared: Survivor-Led Movements, Emotions, and Transitional Justice

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‘Faith for Rights’ in Armed Conflict: Lessons from Practice

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Engaging Ulama in the Promotion of International Humanitarian Law: A Case Study from Mindanao

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Armed Groups, Religious Leaders, and Humanitarian Norms: A Case Study of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham in Syria and Ansar Allah in Yemen

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Soft Power in a Hard Place: Assessing Taiwan’s National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights and Its Ongoing Revisions for the Second Phase (2025–29)

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Unwilling or Unable: Newfangled Self-Defence Against ISIS in Syria

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Prevention of Torture: Between Playbooks and Real Life

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Critical Insights into The Return of the Taliban book: Assessing Methodologies, Diverse Perspectives, and Analytical Rigour

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