The African Journal of Bioethics (AJB) is Peer reviewed journal providing open access to all published articles.
AJB aims to encourage Pan-African harmonization in pertinent bioethical issues affecting Africa, enhance the standards of experimental and observational research ethics in the African continent, and promote robust discussions on emerging bioethical issues.
The journal invites the submission of high-quality articles in English and French from authors from anywhere in the world under various disciplines of Bioethics.
The manuscripts should address bioethical topics that pertain to the African setting including medical care ethics, health systems ethics, research ethics, sex and gender perspectives in bioethics, queer bioethics, human rights, human dignity, healthcare and research, ethical challenges in research and healthcare, ethics of healthcare and research with vulnerable populations, emerging issues in bioethics, and bioethics and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Additionally, submissions related to policy and governance, agricultural, institutional capacity building, environment and climate change, youth, social change, community health, advocacy, strategic management, information management, artificial intelligence, electronic commerce, energy, medical laboratory, health care ethics, biomedical sciences (microbiology and immunology), mental health, research, ethics committee, surgery, philosophy and applied ethics, forensics, genetics, and religion will be accepted.
The editor invites original articles that fall within the mission and scope of the Journal. The submitted work should not have been previously published or submitted for publication elsewhere. Publication of abstracts and presentations at conferences do not jeopardize the publication of an article.
For more information, check out the following flyer: https://www.bcawaethicsii.com/_files/ugd/a68a91_2aea8ea49b934347b6e63ef46ea6e313.pdf