GCHRJ is committed to upholding integrity in academic content and publishing. We strive to attain high standards in publishing ethics, by following the principles of transparency and best practice in scholarly publishing, as indicated in the COPE Guidelines.
Plagiarism
GCHRJ has a strict no-plagiarism policy. All contributions to GCHRJ should be the original work of the contributors. Any reference to other works must be cited in line with the prescribed style. All submissions will be put through plagiarism check software and any plagiarised work will be automatically rejected.
We do not accept duplicate or redundant publications unless necessary for furthering academic discourse. In this case the author/s must act with transparency, inform and provide an explanation to the editors and cite the primary publication. Editors will than evaluate if overlap is considered minor, the authors may be asked to re-write overlapping sections.