No. 8 (2025): Human Rights in an Age of Populist Authoritarianism

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  Editorial Human Rights in an Age of Populist Authoritarianism

  Stephen Cowden, Gita Sahgal, Amrita Shodhan, Rashmi Varma

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Feature Articles

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  Care Crisis, Anti-Gender Authoritarianism and Feminist Possibilities

  Yakin Ertürk

  22-41

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  Antifeminism as a Human Right? On the Reinterpretation of Human Rights Discourse by Conservative and Far-Right Actors

  Judith Götz

  42-63

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  Presence of Absence Black Children and Erased Histories of Abuse in Ireland’s Institutional Record

  Philomena Mullen

  64-83

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  'A Circus of Sound Shaped From Many Tongues' Rethinking Human Rights as a Decolonisation Project

  Gita Sahgal

  84-102

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Voices of Dissent

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  A Feminist Social Work Perspective on Misogyny and the function of Empathy

  Aimee Georgeson

  103-112

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  Queer-ing single-hood intimacy(ies) resisting populist heteronormative imaginations

  Gurpreet Kaur

  113-125

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  I am a Refugee, but I am Not Silent

  Siyâvash Shahabi

  126-131

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  Artist in Spotlight 'To paint to tell our stories is resistance' Malak Mattar in conversation with Pragna Patel and Rashmi Varma

  Malak Mattar, Pragna Patel, Rashmi Varma

  132-142

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  Identity Politics of the Left and Right An Interview with Chetan Bhatt

  Chetan Bhatt, Stephen Cowden, Rashmi Varma

  143-161

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Book Reviews

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  Review of 'East West Street: On the Origins of Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity' by Philippe Sands (Weidenfield and Nicolson, 2016)

  Pragna Patel

  162-165

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  Review of 'Secular Muslim Feminism: An Alternative Voice in the War of Ideas' by Hind Elhinnawy (Bloomsbury, 2024)

  Yasmin Rehman

  166-168

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