Publication ethics in DJHR Journals refer to the ethical standards, policies, and guidelines set to ensure the integrity, quality, and validity of published research in science. These ethical standards aim to promote honesty, transparency, and accountability among authors, editors, reviewers, publishers, and readers. 

These guidelines aim to promote the integrity, transparency, and reliability of scientific research, ensure that it is conducted ethically and with appropriate rigor, and prevent any misconduct or ethical violations. 

Each section is expanded upon with specific information, examples, and instructions relevant to DJHR journal and the field of academic research. Here is a detailed description of the key aspects of publication ethics in DJHR Journal:

1. Author Responsibilities/Authorship 

2. Plagiarism and Originality

3. Peer-review Policy and Process 

4. Editorial Policies / Role of Editors 

5. Role and Responsibilities of Reviewer 

6. Transparency

7. Data Manipulation/Quality/Security

8. The Conflict of Interest

9. The Scientific Misconduct

10. Informed Consent

11. Retractions and Corrections

12. The Duplicate Submission Policy

13. Open access

14. Copyright & Licensing

15. Article Processing Charges (APC) 

16.  Publication Policy