About the Journal

Indonesian Journal of Criminal Law Studies (IJCLS) is a peer-reviewed scientific journal that publishes research articles and literature reviews in the field of criminal law. The journal promotes scholarly discussion, critical legal analysis, and the development of criminal law scholarship in Indonesian and global contexts.

IJCLS primarily focuses on comparative criminal law, providing a platform for scholarly examination of criminal law doctrines, legislative frameworks, judicial practices, and law enforcement mechanisms across different jurisdictions.

The journal also welcomes research and literature reviews addressing broader issues in criminal law and criminal justice, including:

IJCLS encourages contributions that provide meaningful legal analysis from Indonesian, comparative, and international perspectives, in accordance with the journal's established focus and scope.

As part of its commitment to advancing criminal law scholarship, IJCLS maintains partnerships and academic collaborations with institutions and research centers in relevant fields. These collaborations support scholarly exchange, research development, and the advancement of criminal law studies.

IJCLS is committed to providing open access to its published scholarly content through its official journal platform. This commitment reflects the principle that making research freely available to the public supports wider dissemination of knowledge, international scholarly exchange, and the continued development of criminal law scholarship.

According to the journal's supplied information, IJCLS is indexed by national and international scholarly discovery and indexing services, including the following platforms:

IJCLS is committed to supporting the advancement of criminal law scholarship through rigorous peer review, open access to research, and engagement with national and international legal perspectives.