Call for Peer Reviewers for the Journal of the Brazilian Institute for Human Rights (RIBDH)
The Editorial Board of the Journal of the Brazilian Institute of Human Rights (RIBDH) herewith publishes its call for peer reviews interested in forming its body of reviewers, in the new format of the Journal.
Interested candidates should complete this form, before May 15, 2026 to form the first body of peer reviewers of Issue 26 of the Journal (2026). After this date, the journal will receive requests on a continuous flow.
Requirements:
- completed doctorate;
- track record of publications in Brazilian or international high-level journals, within the editorial lines of the Journal (text below);
- track record of work on human rights or related areas;
- previous experience with journals as a peer reviewer or similar work will be considered an advantage.
Editorial Body of the RIBDH
César Oliveira de Barros Leal
Paulo Lugon Arantes
Constance Carmona Calderón
Raique Lopes
Nikaelly Lopes
Please use the form below:
https://forms.gle/zvrWqmBeEYvqUa4B7
About the Journal
The Journal of the Brazilian Institute for Human Rights (RIBDH) is an academic periodical dedicated to the promotion of teaching, research and dissemination of knowledge in the area of Human Rights, with special attention to the challenges, advances and perspectives of the Brazilian, Latin American and global reality. It pursues the objective of contributing to the consolidation of a legal, political and social culture guided by the dignity of the human being, democracy, material equality, social justice and the effectiveness of fundamental rights. The journal publishes academic articles, essays and studies of high academic quality, aimed at critical, interdisciplinary reflection and committed to the strengthening of Human Rights in its multiple dimensions.
As editorial lines, the RIBDH welcomes works related to topics such as civil and political rights; social, economic, cultural and environmental rights; diffuse and collective rights; democracy and the rule of law; vulnerable groups and inclusion policies; public policies on human rights; material equality and intersectionality; migrations, refuge and statelessness; international and regional human rights protection systems; environment and climate change; memory, truth, justice, reparations and guarantees of non-recurrence. The journal thus seeks to constitute itself as a qualified space for the production and dissemination of critical thinking, bringing together relevant contributions to the academic and institutional debate in the field of Human Rights.
It is one of the main journals in Brazil in the area of human rights. With an annual publication, the Journal has been published since 1999, being one of the longest-lived Brazilian journals on the subject. It has since been an important resource for the academic community and human rights practitioners.
