Publication Ethics | Jurnal Fajar Nusantara

Authors must present research results honestly, originally, and objectively.
Authors must ensure that the submitted manuscript has not been published previously and is not under consideration elsewhere.
All forms of plagiarism, including uncited quotations or copied content, are strictly prohibited.
Authors are required to cite all references completely and accurately.
If significant errors are found after publication, authors must notify the editor for correction or retraction.
All individuals who contributed significantly to the research should be listed as authors; those who did not contribute should not be included.

Editors are responsible for deciding which articles are eligible for publication based on their scientific value and contribution.
Editors must maintain the confidentiality of submitted manuscripts and must not use the content for personal gain.
Manuscripts should be evaluated without regard to race, gender, institutional affiliation, or the author's background.
Editors will address suspected breaches of publication ethics seriously and professionally.

Reviewers are responsible for providing objective and constructive evaluations of the manuscript’s scientific quality.
Reviewers must maintain the confidentiality of manuscript content and may not disclose information acquired during the review process.
Reviewers should avoid conflicts of interest and report any that may affect their judgment to the editor.
Reviewers are expected to provide feedback within the agreed timeframe.

The publisher ensures that all editorial processes adhere to internationally recognized standards of publication ethics.
The publisher supports editors in dealing with suspected violations and taking corrective actions if needed, such as corrections, retractions, or clarifications.
The publisher supports academic freedom and scientific integrity throughout the publication process.