- Overview: Peer review plays a vital role in safeguarding the integrity and academic value of published work. Reviewers are expected to deliver feedback that is fair, constructive, and academically sound.
- Expertise: Review invitations should be accepted only when the manuscript falls within the reviewer's domain of expertise.
- Confidentiality: Manuscripts, related data, and correspondence must remain strictly confidential.
- Objectivity: Feedback must be clear, evidence-based, and free of personal bias.
- Timeliness: Reviews should be submitted within the stipulated deadline to maintain an efficient publication process. In case of delays, reviewers must notify the editorial team promptly.
- Conflict of Interest: Reviewers must disclose any competing interests that may compromise objectivity.
- Ethical Responsibility: Any suspected cases of plagiarism, duplication, or ethical misconduct must be reported to the editor immediately.
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