Authors must not repeat publication and/or submit the same source article to difference journals.
Authors must not plagiarize document of the others and claim it to be your own document. Do not commit a self-plagiarism.
The contents of an article shall be correct and could be verified.
For the research associated with human, the researcher must have passed the ethical training in human research and shall have to provide the evidence of such training
Publishing Ethics for Reviewers
Reviewers must assess the quality of an article by applying academic principles and rationales without bias or personal opinions.
Reviewers must not take advantage of the work that they have reviewed.
Reviewers must return the review in a timely fashion.
Reviewers must maintain confidentiality and must not disclose some or all parts of the article to individuals not involved in the review process.
Reviewers must immediately report any potential ethical issues, such as duplicate publication or plagiarism.
Publishing Ethics for Editors
Editors must strive to meet the needs of readers and authors.
Editors must constantly improve the journal.
Editors must ensure the quality of the material they publish.
Editors must champion freedom of expression.
Editors must maintain the integrity of the academic record.
Editors must preclude business needs from compromising intellectual standards.
Editors must always be willing to publish corrections, clarifications, retractions, and apologies when needed.
