Aims & Scope
Aims
- To promote advanced research in family law, child protection, and human rights
- To provide a scholarly platform for legal, doctrinal, and policy-oriented research
- To encourage comparative and interdisciplinary studies on family relationships, child welfare, and human rights protection
- To support academic dialogue on emerging challenges and developments in family justice and child rights
- To contribute to the development of effective legal frameworks for the protection of children, families, and vulnerable individuals
Scope
The journal covers, but is not limited to:
- Family law and domestic relations
- Marriage, divorce, and matrimonial disputes
- Child rights and child protection
- Child welfare and juvenile justice
- Adoption, guardianship, and custody
- Domestic violence and family protection laws
- Gender justice and women's rights
- Human rights and fundamental freedoms
- Rights of vulnerable and marginalized groups
- International family law and comparative family law
- Child protection policies and legal frameworks
- Human rights law and international legal instruments
- Family dispute resolution and mediation
- Social justice, equality, and non-discrimination
