The Faculty of Law & Government produces two journals – the HELP Law Review and the HELP Student Law Journal. The aim of the journals is to act as an incubator of knowledge and ideas, and to promote legal writing and legal thinking amongst legal academics, members of the legal fraternity and law students.
The HELP Law Review is a refereed publication edited by the members of the Faculty where contributions are made from within the Faculty members and legal academics from other institutions.
The HELP Student Law Journal is an academic publication written and edited by students of the Faculty of Law and Government, HELP University, Malaysia. Students of other universities are also invited to contribute to the HSLJ.
Articles contained in these journals do not necessarily represent the views of the Editorial Board of the HLR and the HSLJ, HELP University, Malaysia. Responsibility of the opinions expressed rests solely with the authors who are also responsible for the contents of their materials and the accuracy of all footnotes.
