About the Journal

Journal of Law Gender and Religious Court (JLGRC) is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to advancing critical and interdisciplinary scholarship at the intersection of law, gender, and the institution of the religious court, particularly within pluralist and Muslim-majority societies, serving as a scholarly forum where legal scholars, gender studies researchers, judges, practitioners, and policymakers examine how religious judicial systems shape, contest, and reform gendered rights and relations in family law, marriage, divorce, inheritance, and guardianship, with the journal's scope encompassing gender and justice in religious court adjudication, Islamic family law and its intersection with national legal systems, access to justice for women and marginalized groups, comparative studies of religious and civil judicial systems, and legal reform, jurisprudence (fiqh), and judicial policy related to gender; JLGRC publishes original empirical research, doctrinal legal analysis, and critical literature reviews through a rigorous double-blind peer-review process, and occasionally publishes commissioned analytical studies on specialized or underexplored themes within the field.

GENERAL  INFORMATION

Title                                : Journal of Law Gender and Religious Court 

Abbreviation                : JLGRC

General features        : Online, open-access and peer-reviewed academic journal

ISSN                               : e-ISSN: (on process) & p-ISSN: (on process)

DOI prefix                    : 10.35723

Frequency                    : Two regular issues per year

Publisher                      : CV. Letiges Jaringan Akademik 

Editor-in-chief             : Asst. Prof. Dr. Ramadhita, M.H. [scopus; Google Scholar]