The International Journal of Transitional Justice (IJTJ) is dedicated to fostering academic exchange and disseminating knowledge in the field of transitional justice. It provides a valuable platform for global scholars, policymakers, legal experts, and practitioners in this field. The mission of the journal is to promote in-depth discussions of the theory and practice of transitional justice by publishing high-quality research papers.

One of the features of the magazine is its "Notes from the Field" section, which emphasizes the voices and experiences of practitioners. By publishing short articles, interview records, discussion papers, comments on previous articles, personal reflections from practitioners, creative writing, and presentations of new data, it offers readers a multi-dimensional and multi-perspective window into the issues of transitional justice. In addition, it encourages interdisciplinary research methods to examine the complexities of transitional justice from various angles, including legal, political science, sociology, psychology, and other disciplines. The editorial team of the magazine consists of internationally renowned experts in the field of transitional justice, who ensure the academic quality and innovation of the published articles through a rigorous peer-review process.