Vol. 6 (2025): Contemporary Challenges: The Global Crime, Justice & Security Journal

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

Published: 08-Dec-2025

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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

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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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