South African Journal On Human Rights is an academic journal focused on human rights and judicial legal issues in South Africa and its related regions. The core mission of the Journal is to promote a deeper understanding of human rights issues and to advance academic discussion and research in the field of justice, particularly in the context of South Africa, a country with a unique historical and social context.

The journal covers a wide range of human rights topics, including but not limited to civil rights, political rights, socio-economic rights, cultural rights, and the rights of specific groups such as women, children, persons with disabilities, etc. It also focuses on the case law of the Constitutional Court of South Africa and how this affects the interpretation and practice of human rights. Academics, legal practitioners, policy makers, and human rights activists are encouraged to submit high-quality research papers, case studies, commentary articles, and policy discussions. These contents not only contribute to the academic community's understanding of the human rights legal framework in South Africa, but also provide empirical support and theoretical guidance for legal practice.