Publishing Ethics

Publication ethics:

The journal adopts clear principles of scientific ethics according to the following axes:

  1. The journal is distinguished by the accuracy and confidentiality of its procedures, as it ensures the protection and integrity of the submitted research. It is also committed to protecting the confidentiality of authors’ data and not sharing it with any other party, preserving the intellectual property rights of authors, and applying the ethics of scientific research and the provisions of the Publication Ethics Committee.
  2. Honesty and accuracy in documenting, analyzing and publishing data and results, without misleading or distorting them.
  3. Ensure integrity and avoid any bias or manipulation during study design, data analysis and presentation of results.
  4. Credibility and commitment to agreements and covenants, and achieving a balance between thought and action.
  5. Caution in work and minimizing human and methodological errors to the greatest extent possible.
  6. Promote transparency and share data and results with other researchers, while accepting constructive criticism.
  7. Respect intellectual property rights, including patents and copyrights, by crediting the owner of the idea or opinion when quoting, and avoiding plagiarism in all its forms.
  8. Maintaining the privacy of data and confidentiality of information provided during the research and publication process.
  9. Striving to achieve human development and serve society through scientific research, away from purely personal goals.
  10. Cooperation and mutual respect between researchers and colleagues in the field of academic work, with thanks to those who deserve appreciation.
  11. Supporting the research capabilities of others and enabling them to make informed and independent decisions in their research.
  12. Commitment to the role of the researcher towards society and striving to develop it and solve its problems with innovative scientific solutions.
  13. Avoid all forms of racial discrimination, whether based on gender, race or religion.
  14. Respect the laws and regulations in force in academic and research institutions regulating scientific research.
  15. Use available resources wisely and responsibly to achieve research objectives more effectively.