The Center for Intercomunity and Justice Research is determined to establish a high position and a scientific research standard at the national and regional levels through conducting scientific research.

The Center for Intercomunity and Justice Research was established in 2014 as an independent center to provide a scientific and research environment in the fields of human rights and civic rights related to Afghanistan, in line with international standards.

The center has been established to achieve the following objectives: - Providing a platform for scientific research in the fields of human rights and civic rights. - Creating opportunities for women to access social justice and human rights. - Striving to bring about change in Afghanistan's traditional political culture. - Publishing books and scientific articles related to the center's objectives. - Initiating national dialogues, awareness workshops, educational programs, and capacity-building for youth, especially girls.

The Center for Intercomunity and Justice Research, in coordination with other institutions, strives to foster effective collaboration to strengthen and preserve Afghanistan's achievements in all areas, particularly in the fields of human rights and civic rights. The center conducts scientific research, social research, signs memoranda of understanding with other institutions, publishes books and journals, translates materials between English, Persian, and Pashto, organizes national and international seminars, workshops, conferences, and implements management and leadership programs. It also acknowledges the contributions of women, elite Afghan youth, and global personalities. Research Areas: The Center for Intercomunity and Justice Research conducts timely research in the fields of human rights, civic rights, economic rights, and social rights. Structure: The Center for Intercomunity and Justice Research has three structural domains: - Executive and management. - Scientific. - Journalism.