Business and Human Rights Journal

2016 - 2026

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Volume 11, issue 2, 2026

Africa’s Innovative Human Rights System: Bridging the Accountability Gap in the Extractive Industry pp. _1

Funmilola Ayotunde

Review of Devida Diligência em Direitos Humanos: Origem, Conceito e Evolução dos Marcos Legais em Perspectiva Comparada, Victoriana Leonora Corte Gonzaga (Lumen Juris, 2024) [Translation: Human Rights Due Diligence: Origin, Concept, and the Evolution of Legal Frameworks in a Comparative Perspective] pp. _10

Jakob Lutz

Enhancing Business and Human Rights Through Corporate Social Responsibility Provisions in Investment Agreements: Contribution and Limitations of Article 38 of the Protocol to the AfCFTA Agreement on Investment pp. _2

Jean Bertrand Azapmo and Patricia Lenaghan

After the End of the Beginning: Namibian Oil and the Realisation of Rights through Business pp. _3

Chris O. Okafor, David Birchall and Ozan Kamiloglu

Corporate Control Over Human Rights and the Limits of Access to Remedy at Select African Mines pp. _4

Sara Ghebremusse

What Counts as a Community Grievance? Delimitation, Dissent and Distortion in a Company’s Human Rights Mechanism in Kenya pp. _5

Ben Grama and Charles Gitonga Githu

Contributions from the South African Judiciary: Developing (and Decolonizing?) Business and Human Rights pp. _6

Khuraisha Patel

Judith Schönsteiner and Markus Krajewski (eds.), Human Rights and Environmental Sustainability State-Owned Enterprises, Routledge, 2025 pp. _7

Christophe Maubernard

Business and Human Rights: Emerging Challenges, Issues, and Trends, Andreas R. Ziegler, Damiano Canapa, and Maria Izabel Cardozo (eds.) (Leiden/Boston: Brill/Nijhoff, 2025) p. 432 pp. _8

Angelica Bonfanti

A Research Agenda for Business and Human Rights, Tricia D. Olsen, Judith Schrempf-Stirling, Harry J. Van BurenIII (eds) (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2025), pp. 254, ISBN: 978 1 80220 896 2 pp. _9

Panagiota Kotzamani and Michael Rogerson

Volume 11, issue 1, 2026

‘Do-it-Yourself FPIC’: The Political Grammar of Canada’s Normative Entrepreneurship in the Global Extractive Sector pp. 1-22

Etienne Roy Grégoire, Marc-André Anzueto, Bonnie Campbell, Mélisande Séguin, Nancy R. Tapias Torrado and Karen Hamilton

Leading the Way or Crossing the Line? The Extraterritorial Dimension of the EU Directive on Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence pp. 23-45

Leonard Feld

Criminal Hate Speech Attributable to Online Platforms: A Call for a Thorough Corporate Remedial Responsibilities Framework in Europe pp. 46-71

Eva Nave

Towards a Definition of a Sustainable Corporation Under the International Frameworks on Business and Human Rights pp. 72-89

Naphtali Ukamwa

Reckoning With the Paradox of Regulating the Arms Industry: The Context of Palestine pp. 95-102

Shahd Hammouri

Human Rights Due Diligence Within the Arms Industry: Challenges, Practices and Opportunities pp. 103-109

Lana Baydas

The Arms Industry and International Criminal Liability: Challenging the Status Quo? pp. 110-116

Marina Aksenova

‘Offshoring’ Weapons Production and Implications for Export Controls: Lessons from South Africa pp. 117-123

Michael Marchant and Zenkosi Mathe

Addressing the Human Rights Risks of Financing the Arms Industry: Insights from Banks’ Corporate Policies pp. 124-130

Hiruni Alwishewa

Arms Exports and the Right to Life: The RWM Italia Case pp. 131-137

Emma Baldi

Advancing the Humanitarian Imperative of the Arms Trade Treaty: Public and Private Sector Engagement in Responsible Arms Transfers pp. 138-144

Cynthia L. Ebbs

Corporate Duties of the Arms Industry at the Inter-American Court of Human Rights: A Tale of Risk and Attribution pp. 145-150

Antonio Guzmán Mutis

Corporate Complicity in International Crimes: Implications of the Lafarge Jurisprudence for the Arms Industry pp. 151-156

Julie Février and Sarra Dajean

Conscience Incorporated: Pursue Profits While Protecting Human Rights, Michael Posner (NYU Press, 2024) pp. 157-158

Justine Nolan

Structural Injustice and Workers’ Rights by Virginia Mantouvalou (Oxford University Press, 2023) pp. 159-161

Christian Linder

Advanced Introduction to Corporate Compliance by David Hess (Edward Elgar, 2024) pp. 162-165

Debadatta Bose

Volume 10, issue 2-3, 2025

Reimagining International Investment Law: Empowering Rightsholders and Addressing Legal Imperialism pp. 285-300

Muhammad Asif Khan

Digital Colonialism and the Role of Local Intermediaries: Examining Big Tech’s Impact on Data Sovereignty and Human Rights in Africa pp. 301-317

Jake Okechukwu Effoduh

Corporate Power, Conflict and Transitional Justice: Addressing Business Human Rights Abuses in the Digital Era pp. 318-334

Sebastian Smart

To Waive or Not to Waive: Questioning the Use of Legal Waivers in Business Human Rights pp. 335-349

Justin Jos Poonjatt

At the Crossroads of Business, Human Rights and Security: Business and Human Rights in Arms Trade Governance pp. 350-362

Hiruni Alwishewa

Outsourcing the Responsibility to Respect? ‘Visibilising’ the External Expert in Business and Human Rights Litigation pp. 363-378

Marisa McVey

Strategic Business and Human Rights Litigation: It Is a Marathon, not a Sprint pp. 379-395

Ekaterina Aristova

Just Accounting pp. 396-406

Yingru Li

Time for a Break from the UNGPs? Reimagining the Future of Business and Human Rights pp. 407-419

Alysha Kate Elias Shivji

Epistemic Justice, Co-Production and HREDD: A Three-Step Agenda for Advancing Business and Human Rights Research pp. 420-433

Ana Cardia

A (So Far Unlikely) Day in Court: An Overview of the First Judicial Decisions under the French Duty of Vigilance Law pp. 434-439

Théa Bounfour and Lucie Chatelain

Human Rights Risks from Immersive Technologies pp. 440-447

Luuk Ex, Bo Hijstek and Mariëtte van Huijstee

Closing the Gap between Ideals and Reality: Lessons from a Malaysian SME’s Experiment with Ethical Recruitment in the Nepal-Malaysia Corridor pp. 448-455

Yvonne Khor and Jing Hao Liong

The Revision of EU Greenwashing Laws: A New Framework of Analysis pp. 456-462

J. MacLennan and W. De Catelle

Review of Business and Human Rights, Robert McCorquodale (Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2024) pp. 463-465

Jernej Letnar Černič

Property, Power and Human Rights: Lived Universalism In and Through the Margins, by Laura Dehaibi (Elgar 2024) pp. 466-469

Ioannis Kampourakis

Tort Litigation against Transnational Corporations: The Challenge of Jurisdiction in English Courts, by Ekaterina Aristova (Oxford University Press, 2024) 352 pp pp. 470-472

Dalia Palombo

‘Human Rights and Economic Reform in a Post-Neoliberal World’ - Righting the Economy: Towards a People’s Recovery from Economic and Environmental Crisis (Agenda Publishing, 2024) pp. 473-475

Can Cinar

Volume 10, issue 1, 2025

Towards a Human Rights-based Approach to Energy Transition in Africa pp. 11-33

Oyeniyi Abe

Just Energy Transition in Africa: Towards Social Inclusion and Environmental Rights-Based Imperatives pp. 34-55

Godswill A. Agbaitoro and Eghosa O. Ekhator

Towards a Feminist Energy Justice Framework pp. 56-78

Nora Götzmann and Mathilde Dicalou

Procedural Justice and Due Process Principle in the Context of Just Energy Transition: Learning From South Africa pp. 79-97

Begüm Kilimcioğlu

International Investment Agreements, Human Rights, and the Path to Net-Zero: What Role for Corporate Codes? pp. 98-121

Susan L. Karamanian

Corporate Responsibility and Deep Seabed Mining: The Limits of Due Diligence pp. 122-146

Chiara Macchi

Indigenous Peoples, Business, and the Struggles for Justice in the Green Transition: Towards a Rights-Based Approach to Just Transitions pp. 147-171

Dorothée Cambou and Karin Buhmann

China’s Solar Dominance: Worker Rights in the Pursuit of a Just Transition pp. 172-195

Oana Burcu and Bethany Jackson

What Are the Success Factors for a Just Transition in Critical Mineral Extraction? Analysis From the Lithium Triangle pp. 196-226

Andy Symington

Human Rights, Social Resistance and Mining Firm Behaviour in Latin America pp. 227-248

Mark Aspinwall

Mapping Human Rights Violations Connected to Renewable Energy Development in India: A Case Study of the ‘Oran Land’ at Thar Desert and Energy Transition pp. 249-259

Saksham Misra and Godswill Agbaitoro

Litigating Climate Justice in Renewable Energy Projects: Reflections from Unión Hidalgo v EDF pp. 260-266

Chloé Bailey and Cannelle Lavite

The Norwegian Transparency Act, Renewable Energy and Extractive Industries: Towards a Just Transition for the Indigenous Sámi People pp. 267-273

Chiara Morfea

The Rights of Indigenous Peoples Towards a Just Energy Transition: The Dutch Approach to Mandatory Corporate Due Diligence pp. 274-280

Stephanie Bijlmakers and Nicola Jägers