HJRS 2022-23
Author's Guidelines
- Guidelines for Authors
- Publication Ethics & Malpractice
The following ethical guidelines are obligatory for all authors. Violation of these guidelines may result in the application of penalties by the editor, including but not limited to the suspension or revocation of publishing privileges.
1.2. Reporting Standards
- The author (s) will ensure that the research report and data contain adequate detail and references.
- Fraudulent to knowingly inaccurate statements are unethical and
- Confidentiality is observed regarding authors and reviewers during the peer-review
1.3. Originality and Plagiarism
- Plagiarism in all its forms constitutes unethical publishing behavior and is
- Material quoted verbatim must be placed in quotation
- If more than a 19% similarity index has been found, As per HEC’s policy it will either be rejected or left at the discretion of the Editorial Board for the purposes of a conditional acceptance.
1.4. Declaration
- An undertaking is required that the manuscript contains solely author (s) original work that is not under consideration for publishing in any other journal in any
- A co-authored paper must be accompanied by an undertaking in order to claim the right to authorship and to ensure that all have agreed to the order of
1.5. Multiple, Redundant, and Current Publication
- Authors should not submit manuscripts describing essentially the same research to more than one journal or publication except it is a re-submission of a rejected or withdrawn manuscript.
- Concurrent submission of the same manuscript to more than one journal is unethical publishing behavior and is
1.6. Acknowledgment of Sources
- A paper must always contain a proper acknowledgment of the work of other (s).
- The author(s) must also acknowledge the contributions of people, organizations, and institutes who assisted the process of research or financial funding (in the acknowledgment).
- It is the duty of the author(s) to conduct a literature review and cite the original
1.7. Authorship Credit
- Authorship of the work may only be credited to those who have made a noteworthy contribution to the conceptualization, conducting, data analysis, and writing up of the manuscript.
- The corresponding author should ensure that all co-authors have seen and approved the final version of the paper and have agreed to its submission for
1.8. Privacy of Participants
- Authors must respect the privacy of the participant(s) of the
- Authors must ensure that in instances where the identity of the participant needs to be revealed in the study, explicit and informed consent of the concerned party is
1.9. Data Access and Retention
- The author(s) should provide raw data to the Editor if any question arises about the accuracy or validity of the research work during the review
- The author(s) must provide an accurate description of how the images were generated and produced and will ensure they are free of
1.10. Disclosure and Conflicts of Interest
- The potential conflicts of interest of all authors must be conveyed to the editor at the earliest possible stage, including but not limited to employment, consultancies, honoraria,
- All sources of financial support for the project should be
- Copyright/ licensing
- Publication ethics: reproducibility, ethical, oversight, intellectual property
1.11. Manuscript Acceptance and Rejection
- During the review period, the author can contact the Editor to ask about its
- In case of revisions, the author(s) must provide an exposition of all corrections made in the manuscript and the revised manuscript should, then, go through the process of affirmation of revisions and be accepted or rejected
- In case of dissatisfaction over the decision of rejection, the author can appeal the decision by contacting the
1.12. Referencing Style
- Chicago manual of style is recommended for referencing in Tahqeed
1.13. Submission of the Document
- The research article can only be submitted through OJS