Open Access Policy

IJRDO – Journal of Law and Cyber Crime

IJRDO – Journal of Law and Cyber Crime is an open access journal; all articles are accessible without charges to international readers. To read, download, or share any article, you do not need a subscription, a login, or payment.

Knowledge should be open, transparent, and accessible to all.

What Open Access Means to Authors

Free worldwide distribution: Online accessibility immediately upon publication.
Wider readership: Increased opportunity to be noticed, read, and cited globally.
Author rights: Retain rights to share work on personal sites, repositories, or academic networks.

What Open Access Means for Readers

No paywalls: Content is 100% free of charge without subscription.
Simple sharing: Freedom to share with colleagues, students, or partners.
Open engagement: Use findings for teaching or policymaking without restrictions.

Licensing and Use

Articles permit sharing and reuse with appropriate attribution:

Download Free to store and distribute.

Develop Use and build upon the work.

Attribute Acknowledge original writers.

Why We Do It

Open access is more than a format—it is a philosophy. We dismantle obstacles to dissemination, ensuring that information is only one click away for researchers, learners, and professionals alike.