The African Journal of Privacy and Data Protection (the Journal) is domiciled in the Faculty of Law, University of Lagos Akoka-Lagos, Nigeria but will be published once a year by the Pretoria University Law Press (PULP) South Africa. The Journal will be peer reviewed and is open access. The second issue of the Journal is expected to be published in August/September of 2024. The Editorial Board of the Journal hereby invites Articles, Book/Reviews and Notes/Comments on various aspects of privacy and data protection generally and perspectives on and from the continent of Africa in particular.
The following calls for papers, conferences, short courses, seminars, lectures, webinars, calls for nominations and book launches are advertised:
The Historical Dialogue, Justice, and Memory Network is seeking submissions for its Working Paper Series.
The Working Paper Series provides a platform for emerging scholars, practitioners and other interested individuals to workshop unpublished texts with the Historical Dialogue, Justice, and Memory Network's intellectual community. The Network welcomes opinion pieces, policy memos/briefs, program proposals, scholarly contributions from all disciplines, or other genres of written work. While the Network is excited to receive submissions related to the current thematic focus, we will consider work on any topic related to historical dialogue, transitional justice, and public and social memory at any time.
Deadline: Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis
The Brazilian Journal of Law, ISSN 2237-583X (Qualis A1), invites authors of the legal community to submit scientific papers and/or critical reviews for its next edition, to be published in December 2020. The Journal receives permanently articles, opinions, jurisprudence, and comments on legislation, with the theme constitutional justice as its theoretical approach, both domestically and abroad, for publication in its editions.
Deadline: Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis
The Mcgill Journal of International Law & Legal Pluralism is currently welcoming thoughtful, argument-driven full-length pieces from scholars, jurists, judges, professionals, and students. Articles should offer original, innovative, and critical outlooks on international law and legal pluralism. We also welcome case comments, book reviews and op-eds on a rolling basis. Inter Gentes is an open-access, peer-reviewed journal and accepts submissions in English, French, and Spanish.
Deadline: Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis
The Editorial Committee of the Journal of Sustainable Development Law and Policy (JSDLP), Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti, Nigeria is currently calling for high-quality articles.
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Submissions are reviewed on a rolling basis
De Jure Law Journal is currently making a call for papers from legal academics, practitioners, and scholars within a broad legal spectrum.
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Submissions are reviewed on a rolling basis
The following scholarships, funding opportunities, programmes, and training are available:
In loving memory of Gill Jacot Guillarmod, Senior Project Manager and Liaison Officer of the Centre for Human Rights from 1 May 2001 to 15 January 2010, in deep appreciation for her role to the academic and other programmes of the Centre, and in recognition of her humanity and humour, which left a profound impression on everyone whose lives touched hers, the Centre for Human Rights in 2010 established the Gill Jacot Guillarmod Scholarship.
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Application deadline: 30 October each year
The following vacancies, fellowships, consultancies, internships, and other opportunities are available:
ISLA is reimagining the Feminist Litigation Network in Francophone West Africa (FWA) and seeks to appoint a Language Justice Officer to support our work in Francophone West Africa. The Language Justice Officer shall be primarily responsible for language justice providing translation and interpretation services for all our work in FWA and across ISLA internally. She shall support the Legal Manager in the re-imagination of the Feminist Litigation Network in FWA through the provision of translation and interpretation services necessary in the management of partnerships, development of the work, and execution of the project. She shall also support in creatively communicating ISLA’s work in FWA and building our presence in the region.
For more information, please visit: https://www.the-isla.org/fln-in-francophone-west-africa-language-justice-officer/
ISLA is reimagining the FLN in Francophone West Africa (FWA) and seeks to appoint a Legal Manager to lead our work in Francophone West Africa. The Legal Manager shall lead: the re-imagination of the Feminist Litigation Network in FWA, establishing and strengthening our partnerships in FWA, and in the development of a strategy for Network Development in FWA. She shall also support ongoing casework through case collaboration partnerships. She shall also work with a Francophone Legal Officer who shall support her in this role and provide language justice services.
For more information, please visit:https://www.the-isla.org/fln-in-francophone-west-africa-legal-manager/
The applications to undertake the individual consultancy and develop the General Comment on Article 28 should be submitted by email to the Secretariat of the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child via ACERWC-SECRETARIAT@AfricanUnion.org with a copy to SenaitY@africanunion.org. The deadline for submission is 04 July 2025 at 23:00 South African Standard Time.