About the Journal
The International Journal on Human Rights and Gender Justice Studies (IJHRGJS) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to advancing scholarship and informed debate on critical issues at the intersection of human rights and gender justice. Our mission is to provide a rigorous, inclusive platform for researchers, practitioners, and advocates to share original research, critical analyses, and innovative approaches that promote equality, non-discrimination, and social transformation globally. We recognize that true gender justice and human rights require both legal reforms and the dismantling of harmful social norms, institutional discrimination, and structural barriers. IJHRGJS is committed to publishing research that not only addresses legal frameworks but also explores the lived realities and transformative practices that support equal rights, access, and representation for all.
Our Vision
To foster a world where human rights and gender justice are realized in law and practice, empowering individuals and communities to overcome discrimination and achieve social justice.
Our Approach
IJHRGJS integrates a gender-transformative and intersectional lens across all its content, ensuring that research addresses the complexities of identity, power, and context. We welcome contributions from diverse disciplines, including law, social sciences, policy studies, and humanities, reflecting the multifaceted nature of human rights and gender justice work.
Key Topics Covered
IJHRGJS publishes research and analysis on a broad range of themes, including but not limited to the following 15 key topics:
- Human Rights Law and Policy
- Gender Equality and Women’s Rights
- Intersectionality (race, class, sexuality, disability, age)
- Gender-Based Violence and Prevention
- Refugees, Migration, and Displacement
- Children’s Rights and Protection
- LGBTQ+ Rights and Advocacy
- Social Justice and Transformative Practices
- Access to Justice and Legal Empowerment
- Reproductive Rights and Health
- Post-Conflict Gender Justice and Transitional Justice
- Institutional and Structural Discrimination
- Representation, Recognition, and Redistribution
- Customary Law, Religion, and Human Rights
- Media, Communication, and Human Rights Advocacy
Join Our Community
IJHRGJS invites scholars, activists, legal professionals, and policymakers to contribute to a growing body of knowledge that challenges injustice and advances equality. By publishing with us, you become part of an engaged, global community dedicated to translating research into real-world impact and fostering meaningful change. Explore our latest issues, submit your work, and join us in shaping the future of human rights and gender justice.