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Celebrating great news for the Business and Human Rights Journal! 🎉📘✨
Our impact factor jumped 1.4 → 2.3, with rankings rising to 39/443 in law and 199/323 in business.
Grateful to our readers, authors, reviewers, publishers & editors-keep reading, citing, and sharing BHRJ!
🚨 New in BHRJ:
Yonit Manor-Percival & Rachel Chambers @rachelechambers examine how restitution and unjust enrichment can advance justice in business and human rights litigation.
Read here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…
New from the joint BHRJ/ALS blog symposium: Grace Sitati shows how the EACJ—despite lacking formal BHR jurisdiction—has emerged as a de facto regional remedy forum through its creative interpretation of Treaty principles.
🔗bhrj.blog/2026/09/25/justice…
BHRJ Blog: Isabelle Zundel revisits Nyerere’s ideas to rethink how the African Charter can ground a distinct African approach to Business & Human Rights. 🔗
bhrj.blog/2026/09/22/buildin…
New on the BHRJ Blog: Bantayehu Demlie Gezahegn shows how “individual duties” can shape an African approach to Business & Human Rights.
🔗 bhrj.blog/2026/09/22/the-mak…
Our first post in the joint BHRJ/ALS blog symposium comes from Thoko Kaime & Caroline Lichuma: “Gathering Perspectives on African Leadership in Business and Human Rights: Lessons, Innovations, and Future Pathways.” 🔗 bhrj.blog/2026/09/22/africa-…
New on the BHRJ Blog: Barnali Choudhury examines how corporations are increasingly constructing international human rights law—from norm entrepreneurship to lobbying and private adjudication. A timely look at the risks of privatising human rights norms. 🔗 bhrj.blog/2026/09/07/corpora…
New on the BHRJ Blog: Tushar V Sharma examines how EU bans on biometric surveillance at home don’t stop exports abroad, leaving a troubling gap in corporate due diligence and human rights protection. A sharp look at Europe’s “export door”. 🔗 bhrj.blog/2026/09/04/banned-…
New on the BHRJ Blog: Tenley Roberson critiques Paragraph 11 of the UNWG’s 2026 FPIC Guidance, arguing that consent without the real possibility of refusal isn’t consent. Essential reading on Indigenous rights. 🔗 bhrj.blog/2026/09/02/a-right…
Interested in contributing to the Business & Human Rights conversation? We’re accepting blog submissions. Contact our blog editor, Caroline Lichuma, @carollichuma & Eklavya Vasudev, @EklavyaVasudev, to pitch your idea.
How the EU’s Forced Labour Guidelines quietly shift the practical burden of proof: a sharp analysis by Tanmay Durani at BHRJ Blog.
🔗 bhrj.blog/2026/07/29/the-hid…
Corporate climate duties are shifting after the Omnibus reforms. Luiza Rocha unpacks what was lost, what remains, and where accountability must evolve next. A sharp, timely read from the BHRJ blog.
🔗 bhrj.blog/2026/07/27/corpora…
India’s new gig‑workers law replaces platform responsibility with a turnover levy, leaving algorithmic pressure, unsafe delivery targets, and core UNGP duties untouched. Ishita Sharma calls for safety‑by‑design and real accountability.
bhrj.blog/2026/07/24/indias-…
BHRJ Blog (Part 2 of 2) 👇
Jacob Bogart unpacks how Privacy by Design can operationalise human rights due diligence—reconciling GDPR obligations with emerging EU HRDD frameworks through one practical mechanism that addresses four core tensions.
bhrj.blog/2026/07/15/privacy…
Part 1 of 2:
Privacy by Design in Human Rights Due Diligence: Bridging the GDPR and Emerging EU Frameworks – BHRJ Blog
bhrj.blog/2026/07/13/privacy…
ICYMI: Naphtali Ukamwa’s new BHRJ article advances the conversation on what a sustainable corporation means under international Business & Human Rights frameworks, offering a sharper conceptual foundation for future policy and practice. cambridge.org/core/journals/…
BHRJ Blog: Milena Störmer and Rim Bitar examine how rebuilding rights in Syria depends on reconstructing relationships and centring stakeholder voices in post‑conflict processes. A timely contribution to debates on rights, recovery, and accountability. bhrj.blog/2026/07/08/rebuild…
New on the BHRJ Blog: Jacob Bogart explores how Privacy by Design can strengthen Human Rights Due Diligence by bridging the GDPR with emerging EU frameworks. A timely and important read for rights‑focused practitioners.
bhrj.blog/2026/07/13/privacy…
On the BHRJ Blog: The Child Labour Charter Team outlines 11 key expectations to raise awareness and provide legal guidance for effective, ethical implementation of CSDDD/CS3D and HREDD requirements. bhrj.blog/2026/07/01/child-l…
Interested in contributing to the Business & Human Rights conversation? We’re accepting blog submissions. Contact our blog editor, Caroline Lichuma, @carollichuma & Eklavya Vasudev, @EklavyaVasudev, to pitch your idea.
On the BHRJ Blog: Tayná Leite examines how institutional moral harassment creates silence that harms workers and reveals limits in human rights due diligence. A sharp look at regulatory reforms in Brazil and their implications for corporate accountability bhrj.blog/2026/06/29/the-sil…
Interested in contributing to the Business & Human Rights conversation? We’re accepting blog submissions. Contact our blog editor, Caroline Lichuma, @carollichuma & Eklavya Vasudev, @EklavyaVasudev , to pitch your idea.