Correction, Retraction and Withdrawal Policy

Jurnal Humaniora follows the COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) guidelines to preserve the integrity of the scholarly record.

Authors may request to withdraw a manuscript at any stage before publication by sending a written request, signed by all authors and stating the reason, to the Editor in Chief at jurnalhumaniora@abulyatama.ac.id.
Withdrawal during peer review or after acceptance is permitted only for substantial reasons (e.g., a serious error found by the authors) and requires the Editor's approval.
Submitting the same manuscript to another journal before the withdrawal is confirmed is regarded as duplicate submission.

Errors introduced by the journal during production are corrected through an Erratum; significant errors made by the authors are corrected through a Corrigendum.
The correction is published as a separate notice linked to the original article, and the article page is updated to indicate that a correction exists.

An article is retracted when there is clear evidence of unreliable findings, plagiarism, duplicate publication, data fabrication or falsification, or unethical research.
A retraction notice stating the reason is published and linked to the article.
Retracted articles are never removed. The article, its metadata and its DOI remain available, and the PDF and article page are clearly marked "RETRACTED".

Where an investigation is ongoing or evidence is inconclusive, the Editor may publish an Expression of Concern linked to the article.

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