The journal provides a space for academics, practitioners, and experts to publish concise articles on both international and domestic human rights issues, offering insights into emerging topics within the field.

This interdisciplinary journal follows a double-blind peer-review process, ensuring the quality and integrity of the work presented. Published bimonthly, the IJLSSHRLR provides an open-access platform for all contributors from the legal community, including researchers, students, and practitioners, to publish their work on a variety of human rights law-related topics.

The journal’s aim is to create a space for interdisciplinary dialogue and foster academic contributions that facilitate the integrated advancement of legal and social sciences. Through this platform,

the IJLSSHRLR seeks to encourage legal minds to engage in meaningful discussions and research on contemporary issues in human rights law.

By publishing short articles and case comments, the journal helps shed light on the latest developments in human rights law, providing insightful analysis and contributing to policy discussions. It promotes scholarly engagement and encourages a deeper understanding of pressing legal and policy issues.

The views expressed in the research, case comments, and book reviews reflect the opinions of the authors alone. The journal invites critical engagement with the content, encouraging readers to form their own opinions based on the evidence and analysis provided.

Through the journal, readers can participate in ongoing debates on human rights issues, thus enriching their knowledge and inspiring further research in the field.