Communication rights special issue of IJSLP

I just calculated that the Communication rights special issue of International Journal of Speech-Language Pathology (IJSLP) has been viewed 89,794 times and has an Altmetric score of 1,164 since it was published in 2018!
My introductory article "Communication rights: Fundamental human rights for all" has been viewed 8,261 times to date.
I have enjoyed seeing the impact of this work rippling around the world. For example, yesterday I learned that the James Cook University Speech Pathology Student Society have planned their inaugural lecture to be titled "Communication and human rights" in October.

UN statement about the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights