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ISSN 1942-9193
Human Rights
Vol. 29, Issue 1, 2025December 31, 2025 PDT

The Silent Casualties: Women and Girls Trapped in Boko Haram’s Line of Fire

Portia O. Chigbu,
ConflictHuman RightsTerrorismGender-Based Violence

Articles in Vol. 29, Issue 1, 2025

Vol. 29, Issue 1, 2025
  • A Perspective on Airborne Plastic Regulation in the Tropics: A Review of Evidence and Implications for the Global Plastics Treaty
    Ndubuisi Nwafor
  • The Silent Casualties: Women and Girls Trapped in Boko Haram's Line of Fire
    Portia O. Chigbu
  • Honey, I Blew Up the World! Artificial Intelligence, Principle-Based Regulation, and the Luddite Legacy
    Dana Ann Lucas
  • Blockchain Technology, BRICS Pay Consortium, and the Private International Challenges of Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs)
    Tolulope J. Falokun
GJIL
Portia O. Chigbu, The Silent Casualties: Women and Girls Trapped in Boko Haram’s Line of Fire, 29 GJIL 54 (2026).
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