Publication Malpractice

  1. Fabricated community service reports.
  2. Falsified participant numbers.
  3. Manipulated evaluation outcomes.
  4. Misleading claims of community impact.
  5. Fake peer review.
  6. Citation cartels or coercive citations.
  7. Authorship manipulation.
  8. Duplicate or simultaneous submissions.
  9. Undisclosed commercial influence.
  10. Misrepresentation of journal indexing or accreditation.
  11. Improper editorial intervention.
  12. Concealment of publication-related conflicts of interest.

The editorial team should respond to suspected misconduct using documented and proportionate procedures.