The aim of The Kateb Journal of Law in Afghanistan is to advance legal knowledge and understanding within the context of Afghan law. The journal provides a platform for the dissemination of high-quality research in various areas of law, with the goal of contributing to the growth of legal scholarship, informing policy debates, and inspiring future inquiries in the field of law specific to Afghanistan.

The journal welcomes original research papers, theoretical analyses, case studies, and critical reviews that contribute to the exploration and development of legal disciplines within Afghanistan. It covers areas such as constitutional law, criminal law, international law (as applicable to the Afghan context), human rights law specific to Afghanistan, commercial law, and more. Embracing diversity, inclusivity, and global perspectives, The Kateb Journal of Law invites submissions from legal scholars and practitioners worldwide. By fostering intellectual discourse and promoting interdisciplinary approaches, the journal facilitates the exchange of ideas, informs legal practice, and contributes to the advancement of legal knowledge within the Afghan legal framework.