Plagiarism Policy

The journal adheres to the principles of academic integrity and ethical publishing standards.

Plagiarism in any form is considered unacceptable. Authors must submit original work and properly acknowledge all sources used in their research.

The following academic misconducts may result in rejection of the manuscript or appropriate action by the editorial board:

• Plagiarism and the use of another person’s work without appropriate citation;
• Duplicate or redundant publication;
• Data fabrication or falsification;
• Misrepresentation of authorship;
• Improper citation of sources.

Authors must ensure that their submissions are original and that all sources used in their manuscripts are properly cited.

The editorial board reserves the right to investigate suspected cases of academic misconduct and, if necessary, reject manuscripts or withdraw articles from publication.

By submitting a manuscript to the journal, authors confirm that their work is original and complies with accepted standards of academic integrity.