Corrections and Errata Policy

NJEHETR is committed to maintaining the accuracy and reliability of its published scholarly content.

The journal recognises that errors may occasionally be identified after publication. Such errors may require formal correction to ensure that the academic record remains accurate.

1. Types of Corrections

The journal may publish corrections relating to:

  • Errors in author names or institutional affiliations.

  • Incorrect titles, abstracts or keywords.

  • Typographical and formatting errors that affect interpretation.

  • Incorrect tables, figures or numerical values.

  • Errors in references and citations.

  • Other factual inaccuracies identified after publication.

2. Request for Correction

Authors, readers and other concerned individuals may report errors in published articles to the Editorial Office.

Requests should include the article title, publication details, a description of the error and the proposed correction.

3. Editorial Assessment

The Editorial Office shall examine reported errors and determine whether a correction is necessary.

Where appropriate, the authors may be contacted for clarification and supporting information.

4. Publication of Corrections

Approved corrections may be published as formal correction notices, errata or corrigenda.

The correction notice should identify the original article and clearly explain the affected information.

Where possible, the correction notice should be electronically linked to the original article.

5. Major Errors

Where an error substantially affects the validity, reliability or interpretation of the research findings, the journal may consider further editorial action, including retraction.

6. Preservation of the Academic Record

The journal shall maintain appropriate links between original articles and their correction notices to ensure transparency and traceability.

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