Publishing Ethics

• Authorship should be granted only to those who have made substantial contributions to the work.
• Any financial support for research or publication should be transparently acknowledged.
• If significant errors are discovered in published work, they should be promptly disclosed and corrected.
• Submitting the same research to multiple journals simultaneously is discouraged.
• Avoid plagiarism, fabrication, or manipulation of results.
• Declare any conflicts of interest to ensure transparency.
• Adhere to established reporting standards to maintain the quality and reliability of research.

• Reviewers should assist in editorial decisions objectively and without bias.
• Uphold the ethical and quality standards of the journal and the research community.
• Maintain confidentiality regarding the manuscript and related information.
• Respond promptly to facilitate efficient review and publication processes.
• Disclose any conflicts of interest that could affect impartiality.

• Editorial decisions should be fair, unbiased, and consider the reviewers’ recommendations.
• The journal and publisher should uphold the ethical standards of the research community.
• Confidentiality should be preserved throughout the publication process.
• Communicate effectively and promptly with authors, reviewers, and stakeholders to ensure smooth publication.
• Declare any conflicts of interest transparently.
• Make efforts to promote and distribute published research widely.

• The journal strictly prohibits plagiarism or any unethical copying in submissions, prioritizing originality.
• All manuscripts are screened for plagiarism using available detection software.
• Manuscripts found to exceed acceptable levels of similarity during review are rejected outright.
• If plagiarism is identified post-publication, the article may be retracted, and the editor-in-chief may contact the authors’ affiliated institution to address the issue.
• Authors found to have engaged in plagiarism may face restrictions or a permanent ban on future submissions.
• These standards help safeguard the integrity and impact of the research community, ensuring that published work meets rigorous ethical expectations.