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Volume 19, Issue 2

June 2018

Special Issue: Human Rights and the Media: Issues and Challenges

Issue Editors:

George Andreopoulos,
Shawna Brandle

13 articles in this issue

Introduction. Human Rights and the Media
Shawna Brandle
George Andreopoulos
OriginalPaper 01 March 2018 Pages: 143 - 146
Human Rights Reporting: Rights, Responsibilities, and Challenges
George Andreopoulos
OriginalPaper 06 March 2018 Pages: 147 - 166
Media Coverage of Human Rights in the USA and UK: The Violations Still Will Not Be Televised (or Published)
Shawna M. Brandle
OriginalPaper 14 February 2018 Pages: 167 - 191
US Media and Post-9/11 Human Rights Violations in the Name of Counterterrorism
Brigitte L. Nacos
Yaeli Bloch-Elkon
OriginalPaper 17 February 2018 Pages: 193 - 210
Killings in Context: an Analysis of the News Framing of Femicide
Camelia Bouzerdan
Jenifer Whitten-Woodring
OriginalPaper 21 February 2018 Pages: 211 - 228
Nationwide Newspaper Coverage of Rape and Rape Culture on College Campuses: Testing Community Structure Theory
John C. Pollock
Brielle Richardella
Judi Puritz Cook
OriginalPaper 13 March 2018 Pages: 229 - 248
Reporting Without Knowledge: the Absence of Human Rights in US Journalism Education
Janet E. Reilly
OriginalPaper 01 March 2018 Pages: 249 - 271
National Contexts of International Human Rights
Alexandre Boza
Book Review Essay 10 April 2018 Pages: 273 - 276
Remediation in Rwanda: Grassroots Legal Forums by Kristin Conner Doughty
Lyn S. Graybill
Book Review 29 March 2018 Pages: 277 - 278
Genocide: The Act as Idea by Berel Lang
William R. Pruitt
Book Review 26 March 2018 Pages: 279 - 280
To Live Freely in this World: Sex Worker Activism in Africa by Chi Adanna Mgbako
Ankur Yadav
Book Review 29 March 2018 Pages: 281 - 283
Man or Monster? The Trial of a Khmer Rouge Torturer by Alexander Laban Hinton
JoAnn DiGeorgio-Lutz
Book Review 26 March 2018 Pages: 285 - 286
The Implementation of the Findings of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights by Rachel Murray and Debra Long
Niklas Hultin
Book Review 17 April 2018 Pages: 287 - 288