Passion Scientific Peer-Reviewed Journal for Humanities Studies is committed to the highest standards of publication ethics and follows internationally recognized principles to ensure academic integrity, transparency, and responsibility throughout the publishing process.

Authors’ Responsibilities

Authors are required to

• Submit original work that has not been previously published or submitted elsewhere.
• Adhere to academic integrity and accurately cite all sources.
• Acknowledge all contributors to the research appropriately.
• Disclose any potential conflicts of interest.
• Respond objectively and promptly to reviewers’ comments and revise the manuscript accordingly.

Reviewers’ Responsibilities

Reviewers are expected to

• Maintain strict confidentiality and not use the manuscript content for personal or academic purposes outside the review process.
• Conduct the review objectively and impartially.
• Provide constructive and scholarly feedback highlighting strengths and weaknesses.
• Declare any potential conflicts of interest and decline the review when necessary.

Editorial Board Responsibilities

The Editorial Board is responsible for

• Making publication decisions based solely on the scholarly merit of the manuscript.
• Ensuring fairness, integrity, and confidentiality throughout the peer review process.
• Addressing complaints and ethical concerns related to publication.

Plagiarism Policy

• All submitted manuscripts are screened using plagiarism detection tools.
• Manuscripts found to contain unacceptable levels of plagiarism will be rejected or handled according to the severity of the violation.
• The journal reserves the right to retract published articles if ethical violations are discovered after publication.

Conflict of Interest

All parties involved in the publication process (authors, reviewers, and editors) must disclose any potential conflicts of interest that could influence the objectivity of the work or publication decisions.

Retraction and Correction Policy

The journal reserves the right to retract or correct published articles in cases of significant errors or ethical misconduct, in order to maintain the integrity of the scholarly record.