Advertising Statement

INSS Press is committed to maintaining the highest standards of integrity, transparency, and editorial independence. This Advertising Statement outlines our policies regarding the acceptance, display, and management of advertisements on our websites and journal platforms.

1. General Principles

Advertising does not influence editorial decisions, peer review, or the acceptance or rejection of manuscripts.
All advertisements must be clearly distinguishable from editorial content.
INSS Press reserves the right to refuse, remove, or request modification of any advertisement that is misleading, inappropriate, or inconsistent with our mission and ethical standards.

2. Eligibility and Standards

Advertisements must be lawful, accurate, and respectful.
Products, services, or organizations promoted must align with academic, educational, scientific, or professional values.
No advertisements will be accepted for products or services that:
- contradict established scientific evidence,
- promote discrimination or harmful content,
- support unethical research practices,
- violate local or international regulations.

3. Editorial Independence

Editors and reviewers are not involved in advertising decisions.
Advertising revenue has no influence on editorial policies, peer review, or publication processes.
Advertisements will not appear within or alongside academic articles in a way that implies endorsement.

4. Placement and Labeling

All advertisements will be clearly labeled as “Advertisement” or “Sponsored Content.”
Advertisements will not be placed within the text of research articles, abstracts, or editorial content.
Digital advertisements (e.g., banners) will follow industry-standard placement practices.

5. Restrictions

No advertisements involving tobacco, weapons, fraudulent products, predatory services, or illicit activities are allowed.
No political or religious advertisements will be accepted.
Advertisements for medical or scientific products must be evidence-based and comply with regulatory requirements.

6. Advertiser Responsibilities

Advertisers are responsible for ensuring accuracy, legality, and compliance with all applicable regulations.
Advertisers must clearly state any affiliations, certifications, or claims.
INSS Press is not responsible for the content of external advertisements.

7. Changes, Removal, and Complaints

INSS Press may remove advertisements at any time if they violate policy or raise concerns.
Users may report problematic advertisements to the editorial office for review.
Updated advertising policies may be published periodically to reflect ethical and industry standards.

For questions or advertising inquiries, please contact the INSS Press editorial office.