Publishing ethics

Publication ethics are based on principles of transparency, integrity, and accountability.

Peer Review: Ensures that each manuscript is evaluated by independent experts to maintain quality and credibility.
Transparency: Review and publication processes are clear and accessible to authors and reviewers.
Integrity: Honesty and accuracy in the presentation of data and results are promoted.
Accountability: Editors and reviewers are responsible for detecting and correcting any misconduct or errors in manuscripts.
Open Access: Encourages the free dissemination of knowledge, allowing more people to access scholarly information.
Equity: Ensures that all voices have the opportunity to be heard and published, regardless of their background or economic status.

These principles help ensure that publications are of high quality and meet the ethical standards of the academic community.