Plagiarism involves presenting another’s work as one’s own, copying another’s work verbatim or in modified form without citation, and claiming ownership of research results produced by others. Plagiarism, in any form, is unethical and unacceptable.
ROMAYA JOURNAL enforces a strict plagiarism policy. The Editorial Board ensures the originality of manuscripts by screening them with plagiarism detection tools such as Turnitin prior to publication. The Editorial, Publishing, and Advisory Boards promptly investigate all allegations of scientific misconduct, especially plagiarism. (Manuscripts are screened at submission and again before publication. The overall similarity rate, excluding references, must not exceed 15%, and similarity with any single source must not exceed 3%. Similarity reports are assessed by the editor together with their content. Authors are required to complete the Declaration of AI Use for every submission).
Authorship in manuscripts submitted to the journal is based on the four criteria defined by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE):
Substantial contributions to the work,
Drafting or revising the manuscript,
Final approval of the version to be published,
Accountability for all aspects of the work.
Each author’s contributions must be clearly specified (CRediT taxonomy is recommended).
Ethical Principles Regarding Human Participants
In studies involving human participants, in addition to ethics committee approval, written informed consent must be obtained from participants and confidentiality of their identities must be maintained. This information should be clearly stated in the methods section.
Animal Experiments
All studies involving animals must obtain approval from relevant national/international ethics committees, and this must be declared in the manuscript.
Ethical Guidelines and Standards
Our journal adheres strictly to the academic publishing ethics principles defined by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE). ROMAYA JOURNAL rigorously applies these standards to maintain the integrity of scientific publishing.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Use Policy
RoMAya Journal permits the limited and transparent use of artificial intelligence (AI)–assisted tools in academic writing and research processes. AI tools may be used solely for language editing, proofreading, formatting, or other technical assistance, and must not be used to generate scientific content, conduct data analysis, interpret results, or replace academic judgment.
Authors are required to clearly and accurately disclose any use of AI-assisted tools through the journal’s Artificial Intelligence Declaration Form. If AI tools are used beyond the declared purposes, if the disclosure is incomplete or misleading, or if AI use is found to violate ethical standards, such practices will be considered a breach of publication ethics.
Any ethical, scientific, or legal consequences arising from the improper or undisclosed use of AI tools rest solely with the authors. RoMAya Journal reserves the right to terminate the review process, reject submissions, retract published articles, and notify relevant institutions when necessary.
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