About the Journal
The Journal of the Center for International Humanitarian Law is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal published by the Center for International Humanitarian Law. It is dedicated to publishing original legal research and studies across various branches of public and private law. The journal welcomes rigorous academic contributions addressing doctrinal, analytical, critical, or comparative issues, with the aim of advancing legal knowledge and promoting a culture of respect for the rule of law at both the national and international levels..
Journal Vision
To be a leading and distinguished academic platform at both the Arab and international levels for supporting and advancing legal research, contributing to bridging the gap between legal theory and practice, and keeping pace with contemporary legislative and judicial developments
The Journal's Scientific Fields
The journal welcomes original research and studies falling within the following themes, which are not exhaustive and may be expanded upon by the editorial board as new sub-themes emerge:
· Constitutional Law and Political Systems.
· Administrative Law and Administrative Judiciary.
· Civil Law, Contract Law, and the Law of Liability.
· Commercial Law, Corporate Law, and Financial Markets Law.
· Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure.
· Public and Private International Law.
· International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights Law.
· International Criminal Law and International Criminal Justice.
· Environmental Law and Natural Resources Law.
· Maritime, Aviation, and Space Law.
· Labor Law and Social Legislation.
· Law and Technology, Digital Transformation, and Cyber Legislation.
· Comparative Legal Studies.
