Child Abuse Review is an academic journal dedicated to the field of child protection, providing an important communication platform for all professionals engaged in child protection work. This journal is committed to disseminating the latest research findings, practical developments, training initiatives, and policy issues to promote the continuous improvement of child protection work. The distinctive feature of this journal lies in its broad scope of authority, covering all forms of abuse, whether within or outside the family environment. This comprehensive coverage ensures that the journal can provide readers with comprehensive and in-depth information and analysis, helping them better understand and address various issues of child abuse.

In order to meet the needs of multidisciplinary audiences, the journal's papers are written in a style that is easy to understand and profound, making it easy for readers from different backgrounds to comprehend. Meanwhile, the journal also welcomes submissions from authors outside the UK, demonstrating its international perspective and openness. Through this platform, child protection workers around the world can share experiences, exchange ideas, and work together to protect children from abuse.