The International Journal For Crime Justice And Social Democracy focuses on the common challenges facing criminal justice systems around the world, providing a platform for critical research. The journal is dedicated to revealing and analyzing complex issues in criminal justice in different countries and regions, such as systemic injustice, lack of rule of law, and violations of human rights. By publishing research and theoretical discussions across national boundaries, the journal aims to promote a deeper understanding of these issues and advance judicial reform and social progress on a global scale.

The journal's research covers a wide range of topics, including fairness and transparency in the criminal justice system, the impact of incarceration systems, police violence, and the re-socialization of offenders. It not only focuses on the situation of individual countries, but also works to compare similarities and differences between different justice systems to identify prevailing challenges and best practices. In this way, the journal encourages dialogue and collaboration among scholars, policymakers and practitioners worldwide to achieve more just and effective criminal justice systems.