South African Crime Quarterly sacq is an important academic journal dedicated to exploring crime phenomena, crime policies, and the dynamics of the criminal justice system in South Africa. South Africa, as a multicultural and multi-ethnic country, faces a series of complex crime and social security challenges during its transformation process. From violent crime to organized crime, from cybercrime to corruption, these challenges not only affect citizens' sense of security, but also pose obstacles to the development of the country. Therefore, the magazine aims to promote understanding of these issues through in-depth research and policy analysis, and provide empirical evidence for developing effective public safety policies. As an important publication in the field of criminology in South Africa, the magazine enjoys a high reputation in both academic and practical circles. It is not only a place for researchers to publish high-quality research results, but also an important source for decision-makers to obtain the latest evidence support.