Human Rights Review at Berkeley

Q: Who can join and contribute to the journal?

The journal is run by a team of both undergraduate and graduate students at UC Berkeley.

Q: What kinds of topics does the journal cover?

The journal publishes human rights-centered work spanning global injustices and underreported stories, with a focus on challenging dominant narratives and raising awareness.

Q: Is this the only publication of its kind at Berkeley?

Yes, it is described as UC Berkeley's only human rights journal.

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Human Rights Review is UC Berkeley's only human rights journal, run by a team of undergraduate and graduate students. Members research, write, and publish work focused on human rights issues, from global injustices to stories that often go unheard. The goal is to challenge prevailing narratives and build awareness around human rights topics through student-driven writing and editorial work.