About Asian Combat Ju-Jutsu Federation
The Asian Combat Ju-Jutsu Federation (ACJJF) is the official governing body for Combat Ju-Jutsu in Asia. We unite national federations across the continent to promote, regulate, and develop our unique martial art.
20000+
49
Countries
Athletes
The Executive Committee consists of:
The Executive Committee consists of:
President
Secretary-General
First Vice President
Vice Presidents representing distinct Asian regions
Athlete Representative
National Federation
The ACJJF recognizes National Federations under a three-tier classification system: Level I, Level II, and Level III. While the ACJJF is committed to providing support and assistance to all affiliated National Federations, priority shall be granted to those NF that are legally registered under the discipline of Combat Ju-Jutsu and have obtained official recognition from their respective National Ministry of Sport and/or National Olympic Committee.
Governance
Integrity & Compliance
Bylaw, logo and techniques rule
Bylaw, Combat Ju Jutsu rules
Ethic and Conduct Code
Bylaw, Combat Ju Jutsu referee rules
Bylaw, Gender equality
Anti-Doping
The Asian Combat Ju-Jutsu Federation (ACJJF) is fully committed to the principle of Clean Sport. We recognize that the integrity of competition, the health of athletes, and the honor of our martial art can only be preserved through strict anti-doping compliance.
ACJJF follows the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Code and its International Standards. All athletes, coaches, officials, and National Federations affiliated with ACJJF are required to respect and comply with these rules.
Our goal is to ensure that every Combat Ju-Jutsu athlete competes fairly, free from prohibited substances and methods. Education, prevention, and testing are key pillars of our anti-doping program.
ACJJF is actively working toward full WADA membership and recognition, reinforcing our dedication to fair play, respect, and the Olympic values of clean sport.
© Clean Sport – True Strength – Pure Honor.
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Location
The Asian Combat Ju-Jutsu Federation (ACJJF), headquartered in South Korea, exercises authority over the development and governance of Combat Ju-Jutsu across Asia. Its statutes, rules, and intellectual property with full legal protection and enforceable recognition throughout all Asian jurisdictions, including regional bodies and National Federations.
Asian Headquarters
South Korea
contact@acjjf.org
International Headquarters
Ukraine, Kyiv
Contact
contact@cjjif.org