Vol. 6 (2025)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2218/ccj.v6

Published: 08-Dec-2025

Full Issue

Acknowledgements and Foreword

Cover Page

Sofia Negri Nunes de Abreu
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Table of Contents

Sofia Negri Nunes de Abreu
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The Sixth Editorial Board

Sofia Negri Nunes de Abreu

1-3
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Foreword From the Academic Sponsor

Andy Aydın-Aitchison

4-5
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Foreword from the Editorial Board

Sofia Negri Nunes de Abreu

6-7
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Acknowledgment from the Editor-in-Chief and the Deputy Editors-in-Chief

Sofia Negri Nunes de Abreu, Hevenly Padron, Sanjana Srivastava

8-9
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About the Journal

Sofia Negri Nunes de Abreu, Sanjana Srivastava, Hevenly Padron

10
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Articles

Africa, paving the way: Lessons from African actors pushing forward the international community’s role and responsibility in addressing genocide by Iseult Daly

Iseult Daly

11-33
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Alternatives to Imprisonment for Female Prisoners in the MENA Region by Reem Alhasan & Noora Alshaibani

Reem Alhasan, Noora Alshaibani

34-56
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Changing the Carceral Course: How the Carceral Shift in Human Rights Met the Good Friday Agreement and Northern Ireland’s Abolitionist Imperative by Nate Johnson

Nate Johnson

57-102
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Collective Risk Allocation and Restorative Justice in the Age of Artificial Intelligence Dr. Maria Carla Canato

Maria Carla Canato

103-125
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Defending Women’s Rights: The Inter-American Court’s Role in Ensuring Justice for Gender-Based Violence Victims by Niesje Vanduffel

Niesje Vanduffel

126-150
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Defining and legitimizing violence in the modern world by Valeria Couttolenc Gonzalez

Valeria Couttolenc Gonzalez

151-169
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Enforcing Human Rights Through Conventionality Control by Jack Dias-Harrison

Jack Dias-Harrison

170-190
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Learning from Global South Approaches to Tackle Refugee Crises - Assessing the Impact of Latin American Refugee Norms and Practices on the Global Compact on Refugees by Hannah Kroker

Hannah Kroker

191-215
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Male-Centred Norms and Intimate Partner Femicides: A Case Study in German Homicide Law by David Linkerhaegner

David Linkerhaegner

216-240
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“If I Have Nothing to Hide, I Have Nothing to Fear”: privacy, public and private surveillance in the digital age by Jared Higgins

Jared Higgins

241-257
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On the Margins: The Disenfranchisement of Communities in International Human Rights Law as Portrayed by Rosa Ehrenreich Brooks and Ratna Kapur by Christina Yuen

Christina Yuen

258-266
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Solidarity and Responsibility-Sharing: Does the Global Compact on Refugees advance core principles of international refugee law? By Charlotte Stump

Charlotte Stump

267-285
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The Intersection of International Criminal Law and Human Rights Law: A Philosophical Inquiry into the Paradox of Justice by Calistus Abang, PhD

Calistus Abang

286-309
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The Capacity of Indonesia as a Source Country in Enabling Trafficking in Person by Devina A Millenia

Devina Millenia

310-326
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The Invisible Killings: The Epidemic of Transfemicide by Martina Semino

Martina Semino

327-345
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The Lacunae in the Rome Statute for the Exercise of Universal Jurisdiction by the International Criminal Court by Anwesha Mishra

Anwesha Mishra

346-365
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The Mafia State: Criminal Governance in Sinaloa, Mexico, in 2006-2016 by Fracia Baeke

Fracia Baeke

366-411
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The Role of Hate Speech in Inciting Genocide: A Case Study of Radio Television Libre des Mille Collines in Rwanda by Rawnak Miraj Ul Azam

Rawnak

412-437
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Commentary

Beyond Criminalisation: Green Criminology, Environmental Harm, and Sustainable Development Goal 15 by Lucy Sharp

Lucy Sharp

438-447
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How Terrorism Ends - Accounting for Contemporary Realities 15 Years after Cronin by Pierre Musa Halime Wessel

Pierre Musa Halime Wessel

448-464
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Paper Review of Maruna S. (2011) “Re-entry as a rite of passage” by Rebekka Marcuk

Rebekka Marcuk

465-474
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Transnational Armed Conflicts: IAC or NIAC – The Lesser of Two Evils? By Shriya Maini and Raima Singh

Shriya Maini, Raima Singh

475-489
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Zabyelina, Yuliya. Between Immunity and Impunity: External Accountability of Political Elites for Transnational Crime (Book Review) by Miles Ratcliffe & Caroline McKenna

Caroline McKenna, Miles Ratcliffe

490-498
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Vol. 6 (2025)

Full Issue

Acknowledgements and Foreword

Cover Page

Table of Contents

The Sixth Editorial Board

Foreword From the Academic Sponsor

Foreword from the Editorial Board

Acknowledgment from the Editor-in-Chief and the Deputy Editors-in-Chief

About the Journal

Articles

Africa, paving the way: Lessons from African actors pushing forward the international community’s role and responsibility in addressing genocide by Iseult Daly

Alternatives to Imprisonment for Female Prisoners in the MENA Region by Reem Alhasan & Noora Alshaibani

Changing the Carceral Course: How the Carceral Shift in Human Rights Met the Good Friday Agreement and Northern Ireland’s Abolitionist Imperative by Nate Johnson

Collective Risk Allocation and Restorative Justice in the Age of Artificial Intelligence Dr. Maria Carla Canato

Defending Women’s Rights: The Inter-American Court’s Role in Ensuring Justice for Gender-Based Violence Victims by Niesje Vanduffel

Defining and legitimizing violence in the modern world by Valeria Couttolenc Gonzalez

Enforcing Human Rights Through Conventionality Control by Jack Dias-Harrison

Learning from Global South Approaches to Tackle Refugee Crises - Assessing the Impact of Latin American Refugee Norms and Practices on the Global Compact on Refugees by Hannah Kroker

Male-Centred Norms and Intimate Partner Femicides: A Case Study in German Homicide Law by David Linkerhaegner

“If I Have Nothing to Hide, I Have Nothing to Fear”: privacy, public and private surveillance in the digital age by Jared Higgins

On the Margins: The Disenfranchisement of Communities in International Human Rights Law as Portrayed by Rosa Ehrenreich Brooks and Ratna Kapur by Christina Yuen

Solidarity and Responsibility-Sharing: Does the Global Compact on Refugees advance core principles of international refugee law? By Charlotte Stump

The Intersection of International Criminal Law and Human Rights Law: A Philosophical Inquiry into the Paradox of Justice by Calistus Abang, PhD

The Capacity of Indonesia as a Source Country in Enabling Trafficking in Person by Devina A Millenia

The Invisible Killings: The Epidemic of Transfemicide by Martina Semino

The Lacunae in the Rome Statute for the Exercise of Universal Jurisdiction by the International Criminal Court by Anwesha Mishra

The Mafia State: Criminal Governance in Sinaloa, Mexico, in 2006-2016 by Fracia Baeke

The Role of Hate Speech in Inciting Genocide: A Case Study of Radio Television Libre des Mille Collines in Rwanda by Rawnak Miraj Ul Azam

Commentary

Beyond Criminalisation: Green Criminology, Environmental Harm, and Sustainable Development Goal 15 by Lucy Sharp

How Terrorism Ends - Accounting for Contemporary Realities 15 Years after Cronin by Pierre Musa Halime Wessel

Paper Review of Maruna S. (2011) “Re-entry as a rite of passage” by Rebekka Marcuk

Transnational Armed Conflicts: IAC or NIAC – The Lesser of Two Evils? By Shriya Maini and Raima Singh

Zabyelina, Yuliya. Between Immunity and Impunity: External Accountability of Political Elites for Transnational Crime (Book Review) by Miles Ratcliffe & Caroline McKenna

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