The Journal of Religion and Human Rights is an academic journal dedicated to exploring the relationship between religion and human rights, with a profound and significant background. With the advancement of globalization and the integration of diverse cultures, the issue of religion and human rights has increasingly become a focus of international attention. The magazine was born with the aim of providing a platform for academic exchange to promote a deeper understanding of religious freedom, human rights protection, and their interrelationships.

The magazine brings together experts and scholars from various fields such as law, religious studies, sociology, and history. Through publishing high-quality academic papers, research reports, and case studies, they delve into the complex relationship between religion and human rights. These articles not only focus on the influence of traditional religions on human rights concepts, but also explore the challenges and opportunities of religious freedom and human rights protection in modern society.