African Yearbook on International Humanitarian Law

Publisher
Juta and Company (Pty) Ltd (Juta's Law Journals)
ISSN
2521-2621
Country
South Africa
Language
English
Thematic area
Social Sciences and Humanities

About this journal

The 'African Yearbook on International Humanitarian Law' is a specialized academic journal dedicated to exploring the multifaceted field of international humanitarian law (IHL) within the African context. Its scope encompasses the study of legal frameworks, policy developments, and practical challenges related to IHL as they pertain to the African continent. The Yearbook delves into a wide range of crucial themes, including armed conflict, human rights, humanitarian assistance, refugee law, and the impact of globalization on IHL.

The journal's audience comprises a diverse group of scholars, practitioners, and policymakers involved in the field of IHL. This includes legal academics, human rights advocates, humanitarian workers, diplomats, and government officials. The 'African Yearbook on International Humanitarian Law' aims to foster dialogue and collaboration among these stakeholders, facilitating the sharing of knowledge and best practices.

The Yearbook significantly impacts the field of IHL by serving as a platform for the dissemination of cutting-edge research and analysis. Its contributions contribute to the development of a nuanced understanding of IHL challenges and opportunities within the African context. Furthermore, the journal fosters dialogue and debate, helping to shape policy decisions and practical approaches to humanitarian issues in Africa. The 'African Yearbook on International Humanitarian Law' plays a crucial role in advancing knowledge and action within the field of IHL on the continent.

The 'African Yearbook on International Humanitarian Law' also serves as a valuable resource for scholars and practitioners seeking to understand the specific challenges and complexities of IHL implementation in Africa. Its articles offer valuable insights into the unique cultural and political context of the continent, providing a deeper understanding of the intricate relationship between IHL and the African experience. The journal's commitment to providing a platform for diverse perspectives and voices from across Africa ensures its relevance and impact within the field.

Volumes (18 articles)